TigerThon: Dance, Dance, Wittenberg
Saturday, April 6th, students gathered together in the old gym in the HPER center for Wittenberg University’s second annual TigerThon fundraiser, sponsored by the Children […]
April 2 2014
Police Log
03/17/2014 @ 10:33 p.m. Officers responded to an address at West College Avenue in reference to an assault. A student stated another unknown male initiated […]
Painting Exhibit
Started on March 24 and running through April 4, Wittenberg is holding an exhibition for three painting students in the Thompson Gallery in Koch Hall. […]
Review: I of the Sun
At a school like Wittenberg, study-abroad students and experiences are common. Travel blogs are often written for family and friends, or anyone who may be […]
Farmed and Dangerous
You’ve probably seen advertisements plastered all over websites and Chipotle cups promoting a new Internet series, “Farmed and Dangerous,” which explores the dangers of factory […]
Passing it on to Pups and Pops
Wittenberg students passed on their light to pups and pops as they participated in the Residence Hall Association’s (RHA) Day of Service on Saturday Mach […]
Let Us Read
When the English department held their annual “Literary Pub Fest” last Tuesday, they had one goal in mind: to make it more than just an […]
What it means to be a leader
The Emerging Leaders Program had its final banquet last Wednesday after a six-week course that helped to shape students into future leaders. The program is […]
Malaysian Flight 370 and The Politics of Rescue
In the wake of the apparent tragedy of the missing Malaysian Flight MH370 the world’s attention has been grabbed by the human drama of the […]
Senior Spotlight: Pocket Lint
The senior members of the improv group Pocket Lint must have been born with a few extra funny bones. Ranging from only a semester of […]
Mental Health Awareness, Sensitivity, and Bipolar Disorder
In the March 5 issue of “The Torch,” the story on the Ayele brothers, Beluele and Yonotan, involved a quote from the twins’ brother, Michael […]
Passing it On: Remembering James Rebhorn
James Rebhorn, a member of the Wittenberg University class of 1970, passed away surrounded by family and loved ones on Friday, March 21 after a battle […]
A Glimpse into the Life of Joyner’s Wittenberg
It’s 4 p.m. on a Monday and Laurie Joyner is awaiting the arrival of the elevator in Hollenbeck Hall. Upstairs on the third floor is […]
New Chief of Police Enters the Campus Community
Every spring ushers in new beginnings, and this spring both Wittenberg and Jim Hutchins start anew. This week, Wittenberg officially announced to the public that […]
Wittenberg’s Not So Secret Societies
There’s a big secret at Wittenberg, and everybody knows it. The secret societies on campus have long been a topic of confusion, contention, and curiosity […]
Pass the Plasma: New Donation Trend on Campus
Ever wonder what that clear, yellowish liquid that oozes from a cut or scrape is? While we may be quick to blot it off, it’s […]