AARON EMBREE ’19 was seven years old when his uncles dared him to jump off his grandparents’ diving board. They offered him a few dollars, and Embree certainly wasn’t going to turn […]
What’s a 12-year-old kid to do when the 40-watt bulb that runs his blue lava lamp stops working? For Joe Whitaker ’19, the answer was simple. Give it more heat. In the […]
Elizabeth Morton has curated an exceptional exhibit of African art that entices you with open arms. That’s intentional—you know that, right?” says Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Morton as she leads us […]
Of course, he’s trying to pull my chain. John Deschner ’97, the guy who once wrote columns in The Bachelor under the title of “Like a Monkey with a Shotgun,” is a […]
Steve Miller ’08 leans back in his chair on the patio of the Cha Cha Chicken restaurant, speaking above the din of Caribbean music and weekend traffic along Santa Monica’s Ocean Avenue. […]
“Angels was tough. It really beat the crap out of me. It was also one of the shows that got me into grad school. And getting into Yale is no small feat.” […]
Bringing film, fun, and Frankenstein, a Wabash art professor electrified small-town audiences across Indiana. by Matthew Weedman I love the idea of the medicine show, journeying around the countryside selling ointments and tonics […]
“IF YOU ASK ME, THE DRUMMER IS THE HEART AND SOUL OF THE BAND.” —Ward Poulos ’96, co-founder, ZipRecruiter WARD POULOS ’96 still thinks of himself as a drummer first. He’s […]
Quinn Cavin used to believe that clouds come from smokestacks. “I saw the Indianapolis steam plant in downtown Indianapolis on the way to the zoo when I was five,” he recalls. “There […]
A FORMER WABASH PHYSICS MAJOR HAS BEEN DESIGNING, BUILDING, AND TESTING THE ROCKET ENGINES THAT WILL TAKE US TO NEW WORLDS, AND MAY EVEN SAVE OUR OWN. by Steve Charles Photos by […]
Two Wabash Men from different generations are leading Indianapolis’s efforts to become “the premier city in America for sports.” Mark Miles ’76 presides over the largest single-day sporting event in the world. […]
Doug Petno ’87 brings a team-building strategy and the lessons of biology professor Tom Cole ’58 to his role as CEO of commercial banking for one of the nation’s largest financial institutions. […]
