Monthly Archives: May 2012

Ken’s Indianapolis home will be featured on the June 2 Indiana Landmark’s fifth annual tour:  Back to the Future:  A Mid-Century Modern Home Tour of homes in two north side Indianapolis neighborhoods.  All proceeds from the event support efforts to … Continue reading →

Littler Mendelson, P.C. (Littler), the nation’s largest employment and labor law firm representing management, has named Alan McLaughlin [Wabash 1979] office managing shareholder of its Indianapolis office.   Alan has earned national recognition for his legal skills, was named by Chambers … Continue reading →

“This young man was selling spices in the Souk at Rabat, Malta. You never know where those Wabash fans will show up.”  This photo was taken recently by a friend of a friend during his worldly travels; he must have known that … Continue reading →

Armstrong Atlantic State University announces the appointment of Robert Gregerson [Wabash 1985] as the university’s new Dean of the College of Science and Technology. As dean, Gregerson will provide oversight and vision for undergraduate students majoring in applied physics, biology, chemistry, … Continue reading →

Dr. Raymond B. Williams, founder and former director of the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, was one of three religious leaders quoted on the topic “Use care in accepting religious interpretations” in the Faith Forum … Continue reading →

Two Wabash alumni-owned businesses were finalists in their categories at the TechPoint, Indiana 13th Annual Mira Awards on May12.  TechPoint is a technology growth initiative which recognizes excellence and innovation among Indiana’s outstanding technology industry performers and contributors. Category - New … Continue reading →

Brown University announces:  Chris Geggie ’08 will be the Graduate Student Orator at its 244th commencement May 27.  The title of his speech will be “Nothing Without Great Labor.”  He was selected by the Graduate Student Council’s nominations committee to deliver … Continue reading →