Should We Be Paying for Wittfest Guest Tickets?
Student Involvement and Union Board recently released an email to the student body declaring the availability of Wittfest tickets for students. In the past, students […]
Month: March 2019
New Zealand Shooting Vigil
On March 15 in Churchchrist, New Zealand, shooters opened fire on two different mosques, killing nearly fifty people and leaving many in critical condition. The […]
The Weekly Tiger: Warm Weather Witt
Does anyone else notice how the whole mood and atmosphere of campus changes once the temperature gets above 55 degrees and the sun comes out? […]
Mascot Spotlight: Ezry the Tiger
There are 10 teams in the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC), each attached to a Division III school that comes with their own interesting mascot […]
Box Scores
Baseball 3-19-19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Final Wittenberg (5-5) 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Capital […]
Small Market MLB Teams Need Help
On March 25, Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan was interviewed by Zack Meisel, a journalist for The Athletic. His comments that stood out were on […]
“They Shall Not Grow Old” Paints A Colorful Picture of WWI
The images are jarring at times but always incredibly human. Peter Jackson’s “They Shall Not Grow Old” is a documentary of the highest class and […]
“Five Feet Apart”: A Story of Intimacy
*This review may contain spoilers for “Five Feet Apart.”* “Five Feet Apart” is a heart-wrenching story of two star-crossed young reckless lovers—where they crave the […]
Ain’t Ain’t A Word: A Senior’s Reflections
In the moment I read an email signed by the president of the Peace Corps that I had been accepted to teach English in China […]
Residence Life Puts On a Sex Education Program
On Saturday, March 23, Wittenberg’s Office Of Residence Life and TJ Mele, ’20, a Resident Advisor, put on a sex education program that was opened […]
The Umbrella Academy: Netflix’s New Hit
*This article contains spoilers for “The Umbrella Academy.”* “The Umbrella Academy” has been streamed over and over on Netflix, making it grow into an overnight […]
Second Gonzo Theater A Smash Hit
The Wittenberg Theater Department held its second Gonzo Theater of the semester this past Wednesday, using a mirror with a piece of caution tape covering […]
Pup of the Woof: Roadster, the Lab
Introducing the fearless, crazy, stubborn, sweet Roadster. This six-month-old yellow lab and golden retriever mix is from the Studebaker liter. Roadster’s three moms: Madeleine van Overbeek, […]
Coach Spotlight: Tyler Johnston
Tyler Johnston is the the Men’s and Women’s head tennis coach. Johnston is a Wilmington, Ohio native and was sports editor of his high school’s […]
Advising Week Tips and Tricks
Advising week can be one of the most stressful times of the year for both faculty and students alike. Faculty work to cram their advisees […]
Weekend Sports Roundup
Baseball The Tiger baseball team went head to head with Trine University. In the first game, the Tigers fell 2-8, but came out on top […]
Women’s Water Polo Hosts Inaugural Witt Invitational
On Saturday, March 16, the women’s water polo team hosted their first Wittenberg Invitational and took the time to honor their one and only senior, […]
Please Don’t Bring Your Dogs to Parties, Witt
It was St. Patrick’s Day. Bright and sunny, 10 a.m. I made my way to the first house on the house crawl, ready to spend […]
Tigers Get Nods from NCAC
Over the last few weeks, the Tigers have been doing some amazing things in athletics. Take a look: Martin Mora, ’19, was named NCAC Men’s […]
6 Upcoming Albums to Watch Out For
As the constant and continuous cycle of new music and album releases turns over, new music by the biggest artists quickly fades into the background […]
The Weekly Tiger: St. Patrick’s Day 2019
You wake up to your alarm at 5:30 a.m. and roll over to slap the snooze button. Hearing faint calls in the distance as Station […]
Elizabeth Fenn Speaks on Sacagawea
“A Native American woman living beside the upper Missouri River among the Hidatsa people joined the Lewis and Clark exposition across the American West,” William […]
Alma Mater and Alma Lux Nominations: Class of 2020
“The Alma Mater and Alma Lux are traditional honors bestowed upon junior students who possess qualities of leadership, scholarship and service,” Executive Assistant of Student […]
Empty Bowls Fill the Community
Food insecurity is an issue that most people on a college campus don’t need to worry about. It’s easy to complain about the CDR’s options […]
Alum Talks Life After Witt
An alum from a big company returned to her small school to talk to students about transitioning into post-graduate life. Kayla Villegas, ’16, works at […]
“Captain Marvel” Left Something to be Desired
*This article contains spoilers for “Captain Marvel”* Over spring break, I went with my family to see the newest Marvel movie: “Captain Marvel.” My dad, […]