Monthly Archives: January 2006

Professor Tim Lake, who will take over the reins of the Malcolm X Institute of Black Studies this coming summer, shared his vision of the future with the NAWM board of directors last Friday (January 27, 2006). Tim’s goal is … Continue reading →

As a part of our new Student to Alumni Program (we need a name for the program - anyone got a good idea?), we invited presentation expert Tim Koegel to campus on January 26, 2006. Tim’s forte is in preparing CEOs … Continue reading →

Brian Shinkle ’85, Edwards County State’s Attorney since 1992, is a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit. The Second Judicial Circuit covers Crawford, Edwards, Franklin, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jefferson, Lawrence, Richland, Wabash, Wayne, and White Counties in … Continue reading →

In this age of impersonal, electronic communication, it’s comforting to know that at Wabash College we still believe in more personal, one-on-one (or many) communications. The picture is an excellent example. A Wabash student, dressed to the "Ts" I might … Continue reading →

Eric Rowland ’86 was the speaker today in the regular Thursday Chapel sponsored by the Sphinx Club. A good crowd turned out to hear Eric introduce the students to Wabash’s alumni association, the National Association of Wabash Men (NAWM). Eric … Continue reading →

Former Indianapolis mayor Stephen Goldsmith ‘68 has been appointed a senior fellow at the California-based Milken Institute. Goldsmith, currently a professor of government at Harvard University, will work at Milken on matters related to education and infrastructure reform. He will … Continue reading →

January 19, 2006. The national law firm of Baker & Hostetler LLP today announced the addition of 27 associates in eight offices. Representing many of the country’s top law schools, this year’s class includes former editors of law school publications … Continue reading →