The End of the Cubbies Curse? — Bradley Malott
It has been 108 years since the Chicago Cubs have won a World Series, 71 since they have played in one. Many superstitious fans blame […]
November 2 2016
Police Log
10/7/2016 Officers detected an odor of marijuana in the area of the 100 blk. of West College Avenue. Officers spoke with two students who admitted […]
The Surprising Benefits to Catching Them All in Pokémon Go! — Destiny Smith
Though it’s been linked to stories of crime and danger since its release, the wildfire spread of Pokémon Go’s success has left a sense of […]
Liberal Arts and Competition Unite at Trivia Night — Evelyn Ritzi
Where do intellectual curiosity and fierce competition come together? Trivia Night, of course! Every other Wednesday at 8 p.m., you can find “barstool brainiacs” eager […]
Word on the Street
What’s your favorite Halloween tradition? “Carving pumpkins, because that’s the only time my family is around, and trick-or-treating for the first time in eight years.” […]
CBS’s Haunted House Horrifies
It was a cool, windy autumn night; the sound of leaves gently falling to the ground was accompanied by shrill screams from Carnegie Hall that […]
Trump Rallies in Springfield
Donald Trump’s visit to Springfield last week was a part of a three-phase trip in which he had rallies in Springfield, Toledo and Geneva. He […]
Box Scores
Field Hockey October 26th, 2016 1 2 Final Ohio Wesleyan (5-1-14) […]
What Does It Mean for a Will or Society to be Free?
Ah, classic philosophy lectures, where insightful questions never reach any satisfying conclusions. That wasn’t the case on Oct. 25, 2005 Wittenberg graduate Steven Schoonover gave […]
‘Stranger Things’: Netflix’s Next Big Hit
“Stanger Things” is a fun and suspenseful adventure thriller that immerses itself in the nerd culture of the ‘80s. A young boy named Will goes […]
You Can’t Spell College Without A Couple of L’s
College is a time of triumph and loss. You’d be lying if you said you haven’t experienced your fair share of horrible Mondays, Wednesdays or […]
The Man From ‘The Land’
Fresh out of Cleveland, student athlete Marcus Thomas came to Wittenberg with only one thing in mind: get a degree and get out. After running […]
Utilizing Witt’s Hidden Gem Resources
You name it and Wittenberg has it. But with over 120 co-curricular organizations, in addition to leadership programs and Greek life, it is easy to […]
Wittenberg Students with Disabilities
Have you ever met someone who suffered from a chronic illness? Do you know someone experiencing nerve pain in their body? Someone who felt depressed […]
Wittenberg Commitment Promises Success Through Advising
Students will be scheduling their spring classes this week after meeting with their advisors the week prior as a part of the Wittenberg Commitment. The […]
Who Wittenberg Students Are Planning On Voting For — Ashley Cave
An increase in protest votes could leave students — and America — with a president who may be the greater of the two evils according […]
Say Goodbye to American Studies
Last semester, Wittenberg students and faculty rallied together to save a number of academic programs from being cut due to the financial crisis currently hitting […]
Chill Corner – Pete Rock & CL Smooth: Hip Hop, Jazz and Soul
Pete Rock & CL Smooth were a successful hip-hop duo from New York, and a staple of 1990s East Coast Hip-Hop. As a duo, they […]
Kubasta Remains A Tiger With New Coaching Position
Carrie Kubasta is an alumna of Wittenberg University who has transitioned from being a key player on the women’s lacrosse team to an assistant coach […]
Where Rhetoric Meets Resistance — Morgan Beechey
As a current junior here at Wittenberg University, there is little doubt that I’ve had an above average experience when it comes to faculty interaction. […]
The Third-Party Delusion — Adam Headlee
I’ll divulge up front that I’m not a fan of third-party candidates. Quite honestly, I think they have no place in presidential politics, as they […]