Dick Glover ’65 might be one of the toughest guys every to walk the face of the earth. If you believe fraternity brother Dan Susie ’68, he is the toughest. Dan tells […]
Archives: May, 2015
On May 2, 2015, Greg Castanias ’87 was elected to the Board of Directors of the Gladney Center for Adoption in Fort Worth, Texas for a two-year term of service beginning on […]
It’s been a challenging year for our Admissions and Financial Aid team…but Wabash Always Fights and that’s what our team has done. The results are a good incoming class – one poised […]
Read More - NAWM Board Says “Thanks” To The Admissions/Financial Aid Team
At the conclusion of the Commencement weekend meeting of the board of directors of the National Association of Wabash Men, outgoing president Greg Estell handed the official gavel over to new president […]
Prof. John Fischer, honorary alumnus and now holder of an Honorary Wabash Doctorate, was on campus this past weekend to receive his degree. A few Lambda Chi leaders – Scott Eggers, Greg […]
Got a nice note from Jake Ezell ’11 by way of Jill Rogers, our healthcare professionals advisor: Turns out these guys are all getting their first choices for residency: Chad Sorenson ’10 […]
Guest Post from John Dewart ’10, a proud son: Dad was sworn in again as Lake Bluff Village trustee last night. That’s him taking the oath of office from the Village President. […]
We were getting ready for Church and the baby needed something to wear in the interim. Thus, this Wabash man found a shirt on the top of the stack. Ainsley Rose Wagner, […]
From Tim: Pam and I met with Peter Frederick this past week in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Thought you might like a photo of the reunion. Hope all is well as the year […]
Dr. Michael Thorp, flanked by Wabash legends David Phillips H’83 and Aus Brooks ’61, talks with the Sugar Creek group during their weekly luncheon. Michael had been on the job, in his […]
Spring has sprung…finally. Heck, it should be here…classes are over. As I passed Caleb Mills in the alley – anyone named Grunge is comfortable in the alley – the light was hitting […]
I know…I know… I write about Midnight munch every time I go…but I can’t help myself. If Chapel Sing is an enduring mark of this place, Midnight Munch can’t be far behind. […]
