Staff Shatters Silence Surrounding Secret Societies
In a few days, Wittenberg students will begin to see signs outside campus offices that identify the administrators, faculty and staff within as people who […]
November 9th 2016
Stumble in Final Minutes: Women’s Soccer Not Giving Up
The women’s soccer team suffered a heartbreaking loss last weekend, losing 1-0 to Denison, but remain optimistic as they head into the postseason. Saturday night […]
Crowned Once Again: 10 Consecutive Conference Championships
Wittenberg women’s volleyball proved that its season isn’t over yet, as the women extended their winning record over the weekend. Postseason action began for the […]
The Next President of the United States
Donald Trump has been assumed to be the forty-fifth President of the United States as of early Wednesday morning, and the time of publication. Trump […]
Tina Hale Retires After 12 Years at Wittenberg
Tina Hale, administrative assistant to Pastors Andy and Rachel Tune, retired last week. She was a resource for campus on church relations, managed scheduling for […]
Eavan Boland: Witty, Charming and Inspiring
“I wasn’t a real ole’ journalist at all,” Eavan Boland, poet, said on Nov. 1 at a question-and-answer event. The Dublin, Ireland native, or “Dubliner,” […]
Hazards of the Holidays
What is your favorite holiday? Close your eyes and think of the smells and the sounds. If it’s Thanksgiving, maybe you think of the food. […]
Witt Students Bring Grizzly Springs to Life
Wittenberg students are notorious for their ambition and entrepreneurship. For some, the initiative starts during their years at school. Josh Marks, ’17, and Daniel Murray, […]
Pup of the Woof
This weeks spotlight highlights yet another beloved, golden bundle of joy. O’Malley was born in May to the Aristocat litter of the 4 Paws program. […]
Box Scores
Field Hockey November 2nd, 2016 […]
“Dr. Strange”: Not Without its Plot Holes
Originally created as a comic book character by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee in the ‘60s, superhero “Dr. Strange” took the theaters last week on […]
Mother Stewart’s Brewery Newest Bar in Springfield
Nestled in-between a couple buildings over on West North Street, local brothers Kevin and John Loftis joined talents and opened what is now known as […]
Awaiting Approval: Bringing Back the Tiger Pep Band
For the past couple of decades, Wittenberg athletic events have lacked the upbeat and cheerful music that students experienced at their high school games. But […]
Wittenberg’s Jazz Band Steals the Spotlight
The bar was packed; excited chatter and booming laughter could be heard from people of all ages. With a few short taps of his foot, […]
Food for Thought: Faith Engaging Politics
Interfaith hosted a panel on Nov. 3 for various people with different religious backgrounds and experiences. The panel was held in Bayley auditorium and sponsored […]
Let’s Talk About African-American Oppression
The Diversity Conversation took place on Thursday, Nov. 3 in Bailey Auditorium, and addressed the dynamic of African-Americans in the United States. The event was […]
Hidden Gem: A “Champion” On East Main
East Main Street in downtown Springfield is home to Champion City Guide & Supply, a four-year-old visitors center that doubles as a retail store for […]
Letter to the Editor — Steve Rizzi
About 30 years ago, I would be staring at my computer wondering what my column in The Torch would be this week. My Editor-in-Chief (and future […]