Frank Ruvoli was one of our Road Trippers back in the Summer of 2012. He was great with alumni and you could just tell he was “on his way.” Frank was one […]
Archives: July, 2013
The artwork of Zach Medler ’01 will be part of the Exhibition at the Tippecanoe Arts Federation beginning August 9th and running through September 13th. Zach will create an interactive life-size diorama […]
This guest post from Tim Guiden ’82. “I’m attaching a picture of me and Pete Schiavone ’81. Earlier this summer Tim Jr, Pam and I were hiking Yellowstone, and coming out of […]
I am reminded of the book “Travels with Charley” by Steinbeck. Every summer I get a travel update from alumnus Charlie Crowley ’70. This time he checks in from the top of […]
This comes from Scott Crawford, director of the Schroeder Center for Career Development (SCC). “Two Thursday’s ago Brian Weil ’08 in Chicago called me to let me know he had a friend […]
Wabash students are out and about this summer learning life in that real world out there. Take a moment and catch up with them through a couple of blogs associated with the […]
This fall Wabash will welcome back two fantastic young men – Olmy Olmstead and Fran Raycroft. Both talented young guys – Olmy played football and Fran was a star in Biology. Welcome […]
Wabash College is ranked # 7 in the Nation among Liberal Arts College and their Linkedin presence. That places our college in with some very elite institutions. The calculation is simple – […]
Kane House – which has been about 627 different things during its tenure here – is getting a new look. Gone are the huge shrubs that flanked the front and side porches. […]
Two months from yesterday – September 14, 2013. Football returns to Wabash as the Little Giants will host Hanover. Seems like forever since we won the Monon Bell game last November – […]
Back from vaca…but want to share about the last day of vacation. Early in the afternoon we braved the crowds of people at the Statue of Liberty. High temp + high humidity […]
GaBunge and Nana are at Cranberry Lake in upstate New York. No cell service. Old, slow WiFi. Might be perfect vacation setup. Yesterday was a mega fishing day from 8:00 AM to […]
