Winter Weather Tips: How to Fight the Cold
This past week brought a cancellation for Witt students and was met with enjoyment from all. However, the reasoning for the cancellation— the brutal cold—is […]
Feb. 6, 2019
Men’s Basketball with Huge Victory Over Kenyon
On Jan. 2, the men’s basketball team took on the Lords from Kenyon College, where the Tigers captured a 95-67 victory after celebrating Champions Day. […]
Coach Spotlight: Ryan Thompson
Ryan Thompson is the second head coach in the history of Wittenberg’s men’s volleyball program. This is also his second season coaching the Tigers. He […]
CBS Explains Walkout on MLK Day
On Monday, Jan. 28, members of the Wittenberg community crammed into Founders Pub to listen as the Concerned Black Students (CBS) executive board discussed their […]
Seniors Celebrate 100 Days til Graduation
The seniors in Wittenberg’s Class of 2019 gathered this past Thursday in Founders Pub to celebrate 100 Days til Graduation with a free drink, on […]
Witt Grad, Xavier Davenport, Puts on Guitar Recital
The wind was howling loudly on the evening of Jan. 29, but inside Krieg Hall, all anyone could hear was the quiet sound of guitar […]
Women’s Basketball Has a Victorious Week
Wittenberg women’s basketball team played back-to-back games at Pam Evans Smith Arena this past weekend. On Friday, the Tigers defeated the Hiram Terriers by a […]
Box Scores
Men’s Basketball 1-30-19 1 2 Final Wittenberg (15-5) 39 43 82 Denison University (6-13) 31 41 72 2-2-19 1 2 Final Kenyon College (1-20) 28 […]
Candlemas Tradition Honored in Weaver Chapel
Students, faculty and community members gathered in Weaver Chapel Friday to celebrate Candlemas. Candlemas celebrates one of the oldest festivals in the Epiphany Season— the […]
The Weekly Tiger: The Perfect Snow Day
The weather forecast already wasn’t looking great. The news anchors were issuing warnings of frostbite and potentially record low temperatures. Ohio University, Clark State, Wright […]
Ask Ali: Post-Grad Life
Q: I think I waited too long to apply to grad school, should I take a semester or two off and work or should I […]
STRENGTH: A Non-Traditional Students Club
From the work of Kathy Leese, ’20; Renee Kennedy, ’18, and Irene Bilal-Engle, ’19, STRENGTH, the club for non-traditional students, was formed during the fall […]
“Haunting of Hill House” Finishes Unexpectedly
**This review contains spoilers** The latest Netflix psychological thriller, “The Haunting of Hill House” brings the viewer along through the Crain family’s summer at their […]