Wittenberg students brought one of Agatha Christie’s famous plays, “The Mousetrap,” to the mainstage last week with great success. “We’ve been sold out every night!” said senior Deidre Hooley, assistant stage manager for the show. The play is a murder mystery that centers on the …

Wittenberg did not need a single yard of offensive production to claim a 17-0 lead on the Hiram Terriers in Saturday’s non-conference matchup. Senior Nick Gibson opened the scoring for the Tigers after the Terrier play callers went back to the well one too many …

Disagreement among Wittenberg’s faculty members surfaced at the faculty meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 9. At the meeting, Provost Christopher Duncan’s absence and President Laurie Joyner’s appointment of Mary Jo Zembar, professor of psychology, as interim provost were questioned. While some faculty members are empathetic towards and even supportive of Joyner’s …

Tensions rose high for the first home game of the season, coming off a loss to Xavier away the previous night. The Tigers took to the ice strong in their second game versus Xavier, claiming the puck immediately, but struggling, however, to keep up in …

Disturbed, dismayed, upset—these are just some of the words Wittenberg students used to describe their emotions towards Urban Outfitters’ release of the blood-splattered Kent State sweatshirt. “I think that Urban Outfitters really crossed the line this time,” said Wittenberg senior Victoria Perlak. The sweatshirt design, …