Jacob Pactor ’04 is a really good teacher – I’ve told you that before. I know that because I’ve seen him in action. Read this short article fr0m the Indianapolis Star about […]
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I didn’t know Dr. Jim Davis personally…but I certainly feel like I do. Two pieces of info crossed my desk this week – a letter from his sister, Jill Marie, and this […]
The Grunge snuck into Ball Theater during a tradition time at Wally Tunes. Some students were busy preparing the set. Macbeth is set to open tonight…Feb 26th. I am always amazed at […]
Peter King’s piece about Johnny Manziel and the NFL is good reading – especially for someone who likes football. Read this article…but go all the way to the end. If you don’t […]
Wally Tunes – Our Fifth Annual Faculty-Alumni Symposium – focused on the Liberal Arts and Music. All of the Symposia have been special in their own way – none more so than […]
Heard of Fountain Square? Speedway? Longs Bakery? They all find their way into a new movie set in Indiana – WALTER. Of course, there’s a Wally connection as well. Our own Michael […]
Adam Christman ’02 is a Periodontist in San Antonio, TX. Like all good Wabash men, he takes his practice seriously. Like a lot of Wabash men, he goes a step further – […]
As if we needed any more snow…but we’re getting it. Happy Valentines Day!
Wabash might be the only institution of its kind to have a group of alumni serving as fraternity advisors. All the active fraternities at Wabash have members that serve on this committee […]
At halftime of Saturday’s Wabash basketball game, very few fans left their seats. Our fans and students cheered every play, just like they would for the Little Giants. The roar was for […]
Mother Nature did the paint job..won’t change for a little while, I’ll bet!
Yesterday’s Chapel speaker was Wabash alumnus and football coach Olmy Olmstead ’04. He was fantastic. More on that in a moment. All this means is the Grunge is ancient! I recall Olmy’s […]
