What I Learned at Witt
Looking back on the past four years, I can’t believe how much I’ve grown. Of course, we all came to college to learn, and in […]
Features
Where Are You Going…Where Have You Been?
Michael LaCagnin College is a place for learning, enlightenment and self-discovery. At Wittenberg, students are exposed to many different opportunities to aid in this process, […]
Commencement 2014
Ah, Commencement. The caps, the gowns, the pomp and circumstance; it truly is a magical time of year for Wittenberg’s campus. As families flood into […]
Tales from a Delta Gamma House Mom
Caroline Eldridge When Cindy Clark thought of settling down at the age of 63, palm trees and piña coladas weren’t really on her mind. Instead, […]
Flashing Fiction
Nine Wittenberg students flashed their creative flare as they participated in Fact in Fiction’s first annual Flash Fiction Showcase on Wednesday, April 23, at 9 […]
Wittenberg to Implement Student Civic Leader Program Next Year
Dean of Students Casey Gill sent out an email inviting Wittenberg students to apply for National Issue Forum (NIF) Student Civic Leader positions. This program […]
Hayward Middle School Has My Heart
I never thought I’d say this, but I love my community service, and here’s why: Like most students I’ve spoken to about the community service […]
My Experience Volunteering with a Local Campaign
Many people characterize our generation for its general laziness and for our supposed lack of caring about what is happening in the world around us. […]
Facing Change
“Facing Change with Faith and Trust,” the Lenten season Sunday series led by Pastor Rachel Tune, is coming to a conclusion, but personal changes […]
James Schlesinger: A lifetime of Going Out of Your Comfort Zone
Throughout James Schlesinger’s 85 years on planet Earth, there were at least three separate instances where he stepped out of his comfort zone and did […]
Talent and Athletics: Witt Has It All
Last Tuesday, the Student Athlete Advisory Committee held a talent show for all student athletes to celebrate Division III Appreciation Week. […]
Witt Grad Knows No Bounds in Working on “Cosmos”
In the year 1980, the world witnessed a televised scientific milestone in the form of “Cosmos: A Personal Voyage” presented by American astronomer, astrophysicist, and […]
Delta Gamma Anchor Slam
Hoop dreams came true for some last Wednesday at the third annual Anchor Slam, hosted by the ladies of Delta Gamma. As one of their […]
Wittenberg’s Upward Bound Visit Day
Wittenberg University’s and its TRIO Upward Bound Program celebrated the Second Annual Upward Bound Visit Day on March 31 in the alumni room of the […]
Recruitment 411; the facts behind the rumor
Brenna Doherty Sam Sternad One hundred young women, five sororities, and only one choice. With the growing rates of recruitment and house totals at their […]
Police Log
03/23/2014 @ 1:36 a.m. Officers met with students regarding an assault that occurred at Ruby’s Pub. Due to the location of the incident, the Springfield […]
Sibs Weekend – Fun or Dangerous?
While “Lil Sibs” weekend is often billed as a great way for Wittenberg students to bond with their siblings, the weekend is also a time […]
The Decision Between McMurray’s and Ruby’s
By: Megan Loofbourrow College bars inspire fierce loyalty among their patrons, whether it’s because of the quirky bartenders, cheap drinks, or funny bouncers. Two bars less […]
My Time In Joyner’s Wittenberg
On any given day, the second floor of Recitation Hall is humming loudly, particularly centered around the President’s office. President Laurie Joyner’s day on Monday, […]
Campus Debate Serves As A Dialogue Opener
The current generation of college students has become disenchanted with politics and government as the elections have passed, but a group on campus seeks to […]
Police Log
04/24/2014 @ 2:49 p.m. Officers took a report from staff at Bayley Alumni House regarding cash missing from an office. 04/26/2014 @ 1:08 a.m. Officers […]
Police Log
03/30/2014 @ 10:00 p.m. Officers were approached by a student in reference to a broken exhaust on his vehicle. Officers detected a strong odor of […]
Trapped in Triadelphia
By Kayla Villegas (Guest Writer) “Dear Professor, my roommate locked me out of my room and now I am stuck in the Ferncliff Hallway, dripping […]
Munson Looks to help Wittenberg students
Although he’s only been on the job a couple of months, Wittenberg’s new Vice President of Finance and Administration, Robert Munson, has a vision of where […]
The Skinny on Campus Weight Loss
As spring break rapidly approaches, many students find themselves itching to shed their winter insulation in favor of the streamlined physique that is much more […]
Ellen Page Breaks the Silence
In a stunning speech made on Feb. 14 at the Human Rights Campaign Time To THRIVE conference, Oscar Nominated actress Ellen Page broke the silence […]
A Joyful Night of Painting
Last Thursday, students were able to channel their artistic talents and create their own masterpieces with “Bob Ross Night” hosted by the Wittenberg Art League […]
Police Log
02/09/2014 @ 3:04 a.m. Officers were dispatched to Firestine Hall in reference to a student who had slipped and fell on the sidewalk at an […]
Police Log
02/02/2014 @ 2:20 a.m. Officers observed a vehicle run a stop sign and nearly strike a police cruiser on East College Avenue. Officers initiated a […]
Science Column: The Case for Climate Change
When we are constantly being inundated with information about the deteriorating state of our planet, it can be easy to tell ourselves that all this […]