Senior Spotlight: Sarah Keegan, Fourth Generation Wittenberg Student
Sarah Keegan, ‘17, is no stranger to Wittenberg traditions. As a fourth generation Wittenberg student, she is now savoring her last semester on campus. Her […]
Month: February 2017
Wittenberg Spreads the Valentines Love
This Valentine’s Day, Wittenberg hosted an event for students and faculty to send a little love toward our alumni and other generous donors of our […]
Goldstein-Peled-Fiterstein Trio Performs at Witt
The Goldstein-Peled-Fiterstein Trio is the result of the skilled collaboration of three world-renowned soloists: pianist Alon Goldstein, cellist Amit Peled and clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein. The […]
Statisticians: the Secret Heroes of Athletic Events
There are so many on-campus jobs for students, but sometimes finding a job that piques students’ interests can be hard to find with students needing […]
Operation K Spreads Kindness
On Monday, Feb. 13, Operation K led its first Random Acts of Kindness week. With Operation K being a newer club on campus, this week […]
Club Spotlight: The Outdoor Club Perfect for Nature Lovers
Spending time outside is an activity that everyone is able to enjoy, whether it’s going for a hike, casting out a line hoping to catch […]
Senior Clare Grady Sticks With Field Hockey Despite Injuries
Clare Grady started her freshmen year on the field hockey team strong, but soon found herself in the training room more often than she was […]
Comedian Gibran Saleem Brings Laughs to Witt Students
On Feb. 15, Union Board hosted a comedy show featuring Gibran Saleem in the Central Dining Room. An audience of about 50 was very quiet […]
Word on the Street
If you could be any age, what age would you be? Why? “I would like to be 23 because I think it allows you to […]
All is Fair in Love and Sports
Love at first sight. It doesn’t happen for everyone, but there can be a happy ending. At least it seems that way for Jon Osman, […]
Witt’s 15th President
On Friday, Feb. 10, students, faculty and staff waited in Geil Lounge to hear the news they’ve been waiting for months to hear, the announcement […]
Cross Gene’s EP ‘Mirror’ Album Review
South Korean group Cross Gene released its sixth extended play, “Mirror,” last week and it still has me reflecting on life. “Black or White,” the […]
Senior Spotlight: People Love
In spirit of Valentine’s Day, our senior spotlight highlights not just one, but two seniors. These two seniors have not only been together all four […]
Understanding Vegan and Vegetarian Lifestyles
In a time of juicing, waist-training and diet trends, it’s not surprising that people are becoming more and more skeptical about others’ eating habits. While […]
Going Undercover: A Torch Reporter Checks Out Columbus Gay Bar, Union
Known as one of the most admired gay bars in Columbus, Union Café rests in the middle of the Short North Arts District. I dressed […]
Farewell to the Campus Ministries House
Students across campus may have heard about the coming loss of the Campus Ministries House and may be wondering why. After some follow up, Dean […]
Knope! It’s Galentine’s Day
When she is not directing the parks department in everyone’s favorite fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana, Leslie Knope spends her time scrapbooking, planning her rise […]
Hidden Gem: The Hartman Rock Garden
Although the Hartman Rock Garden is situated around a house, the grounds are free to explore for a few hours, making it a perfect place […]
Word on the Street
What is your favorite physical attribute about yourself? “I don’t really have a favorite. I’ve come to accept the flaws as well as everything else […]
Men’s Basketball Takes Win, Women Narrowly Lose on Senior Day
On Feb. 11, Pam Evans-Smith Arena was filled with families and friends that had come out to see the Wittenberg Men’s Basketball team take on […]
Build-A-Tiger Bigger Than Ever
Students started lining up early for Wittenberg Union Board’s Build-A-Tiger event on Feb. 7. By eight o’clock, the line was stretched around the bottom floor […]
Athlete Spotlight: Keenan Wilson, Junior Football Player
“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” This is a quote that can summarize Keenan Wilson, ‘18, and how he became known as […]
Box Scores
Men’s Basketball Wednesday, February 8th 1 2 Final Wittenberg (16-6) […]
The Three Best and the Three Worst Super Bowl Ads of 2017
Super Bowl LI was filled with some of football’s most memorable moments. However, for some fans, these moments happened in between the plays and during […]
Newest Lego Movie Brings Laughs
If you want a funny movie that knows its Batman lore well enough, then “The Lego Batman Movie” is probably just what you want. The […]
The Weekly Tail: Puppy Love
Nine-month-old Golden Retriever “Gonzo” is not allowed to date exclusively, because his mom thinks he is too young. However, she knows he is a “lady […]
Tiger Tycoons: Ryan Roark Helps Coach Witt’s Volleyball Teams
Although Ryan Roark, ’18, never played volleyball in the high school setting, other than gym class, “like everyone did,” Roark is following his dream of […]
The Day After Valentine’s Day
The day after Valentine’s Day… …and all through the campus, not a college student was loving, because Feb. 14 seemed endless. While roses were red, and […]
Tales From the Bench: Swimmer Lucas George
“Charge!” Lucas George yelled, with a kickboard in hand as he ran into the parking lot of his high school wearing nothing but a speedo. […]
Super Bowl 51 A Dramatic Finish While Silencing Doubters
This past Sunday, Feb. 5, will be a day that NFL fans may never forget. One of the greatest quarterbacks of all time lead the […]