All For One and One For All: Preventing Hazing in Sports
Hazing. It’s something we hear about on college campuses all the time, especially when it comes to greek life. But what about sports teams? In […]
Opinion
Incognito No More: the NFL Hazing Scandal
Anyone even remotely tuned in to the world of American sports, has undoubtedly heard about the Miami Dolphins hazing scandal. The story has blown up, […]
Our Culture of Rape Begins at Birth
Sexual assault is a hot topic. Administrator’s from varying college campus across the nation, have tongues so fresh with tips on preventing sexual assault that […]
Is that Racist: Stereotype in Costumes
Hunting through racks and stacks of costumes and masks for Halloween at local stores can be a fun and exciting task, because for one day […]
Tearing Down the Wrong Walls: A Hands-Off Approach to Discrimination
Dr. Frank-n-Furter and crew sang it best when they crooned, “Rose tints my world and keeps me safe from the trouble and pain,” towards the […]
WittConfessions: An OpEd
Social media addiction has swept through most of us here at Wittenberg, and by now most of us have seen, heard about, or been featured […]
Letter to the Editor: Dr. David Nibert
President Joyner, Last week I asked if you would explain to the campus community why you chose not to explore organic alternatives to the use […]
Letter to the Editor: Michael Brady
Dear Professor Nibert, Let me introduce myself, my name is Michael Brady and I recently joined Wittenberg University as the Assistant Vice President of the […]
Science Column: We are the Final Frontier
In the world of twenty-first century science, it’s easy to get a big head. We’ve unraveled many of the mysteries that baffled our ancestors, or […]
Take Back The Night, through a survivor’s eyes: Why sexual assault is everyone’s problem.
Take Back The Night, a national event, was recently hosted by No Woman Left Behind at Wittenberg. The night offers a safe and supportive environment […]
Science Column: Earth to NASA–Do You Copy?
I became a NASA groupie at the tender age of eight. I can’t remember exactly what it was that sparked my interest, but I distinctly […]
NFL Policy Proves that Rules Just Don’t Apply to Everyone
From now until Feb. 2, many Americans will spend every Monday night, Thursday night, and all day Sunday watching football. Beyond the scope of those […]
Syria Opinion
Two weeks ago, President Obama’s speech on Syria to the American people was intended to lay out a clear and concise argument about taking “punitive […]
Science Column: Sleep Deprivation Kills
Ah, sleep deprivation. Just like frozen meals, caffeine binges and incessant procrastination, it’s inseparable from the college experience despite our full awareness that it’s not […]
America, the Land of Racists and Hypocrites in the 21st Century
Many “closet racists” exist today in America. They are the ones who do not have the guts to address their issues with race in public, […]
Opinion – Syria
By: Maggi Quigley Last Tuesday, President Obama’s speech on Syria to the American people was intended to lay out a clear concise argument about taking […]
Letter to the Editor: Butler Game
To Whom It May Concern: My name is Kellyn McCarter and I’m a sophomore. It has been drawn to my attention that, at the recent […]
Science Column: How to Save the World
By: Shannon Kelleher I like to think of myself as a realist (doesn’t everyone?) but I have to admit that I possess a strong tendency […]
Letter to the Editor: Wittenberg: To Look and be Ashamed
I have never been ashamed of being a Wittenberg student. Wittenberg, to so many of us, is the best example of a second-home, a supportive […]