Andrew Ashe

Andrew joined the Wade Center staff in June 2026. Before taking on his current role, he worked as a student assistant in the Kilby Reading Room for two years while earning his M.A. in Historical Theology from the Wheaton College Graduate School. Prior to arriving in Wheaton, he received his B.A. in History from the University of Georgia. His love for the Wade authors began in the last semester of undergrad when he picked up Lewis’s The Abolition of Man and from there discovered a whole world of writers that shaped Lewis and his circle.

Outside of work at the Wade, Andrew loves to read books related to history, theology, or culture, play basketball and disc golf (or anything competitive), watch and re-watch Wes Anderson movies, and enjoy college football Saturdays in the Fall (go dawgs).