The awards keep rolling in for LouisvilleL egal Aid Society Executive Director Jeffrey Been ’81. In June he was honored with the 2015 Donated Legal Services Award at the Kentucky Bar Association’s annual […]
Rob Matthews ’76 has changed careers. He is now working as a realtor in Southern California with Berkshire Hathaway in Thousand Oaks. Rob writes, “Starting from scratch. Need referrals if anyone has […]
In March 2015, PayScale.com ranked Wabash 50th out of 1,223 colleges and universities offering the best “return on investment” (ROI) in higher education. The survey measured the average compensation of graduates in their 20th year after Commencement and found […]
Led by chemistry Professor Lon Porter in partnership with students in the CIBE, the College’s 3D Printing and Fabrication Center is injecting some STEAM into STEM. It was the highlight of last spring’s Alumni Faculty […]
TIME Magazine recently highlighted the work of E-Nable—the global community collaborating to make free 3d-printed prosthetic hands available to all who need them—on the same day that E-Nable featured Wabash College’s “Hovey […]
The Wabash community celebrated the life and teaching of Professor Tom Stokes earlier this month in the College’s Pioneer Chapel, remembering him as a man deeply committed to the life of the […]
Steve Charles—Friends, family, and colleagues gathered in the College’s Pioneer Chapel on July 23 to remember and celebrate the life of Nancy Doemel, who established professional grant writing at the College during her […]
When he was Dean of Wabash College, Albion University President Mauri Ditzler ’77 was fond of pointing out that the children of farmers make great scientists. The problem-solving skills, patience, and sense […]
by Dan Wakefield Going from Indianapolis to college at Columbia was a shock to all my senses, and taste was one of the first to be altered. My new fellow students led me […]
Conducting research and publishing with students gives them a stake in an important part of a scientific conversation. Recent articles by Psychology Professors Bobby Horton and Eric Olofson and Physics Professor Martin […]
Wabash College Assistant Professor of Chemistry Laura Wysocki was awarded a $40,000 grant from the Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) in February. Beginning in July, the two-year grant will support a […]
Professor of Modern Languages Dan Rogers’ manuscript translation of Penélope, a recent play by South American playwright Jorge Dávila Vásquez, was accepted as an entry in the Bread Loaf Translator’s Workshop, part […]
