Tiger Seniors Top Oberlin in Final Home Game
Wittenberg hosted Oberlin on Saturday February 22 for the Tiger’s last game of the regular season. The midday matchup honored three senior team members […]
February 26 2014
Boy Gets Girl
Wittenberg’s theater and dance department delivered a chilling performance this past weekend with the play Boy Gets Girl, directed by Patrick Kilby Reynolds. Set in […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Torch, Over winter break I sat down to read the December 11 issue of the Torch. I was especially intrigued by the article, “How […]
Trapped in Triadelphia
By Kayla Villegas (Guest Writer) “Dear Professor, my roommate locked me out of my room and now I am stuck in the Ferncliff Hallway, dripping […]
Ten Things You Didn’t Know About The Oscars
10. To qualify for Best Picture, a film needs to be at least 40 minutes long, have shown at an LA cinema for at least […]
Marius the “Surplus”: Copenhagen’s Decision to Euthanize
Zoos having to put down animals is no new tragedy, but few do it Copenhagen style. The decision to euthanize an 18- month-old giraffe named Marius […]
Ohio Latin Americanist Conference Brings Important Conversations to Campus
From multiple movies to various educational panels, the Ohio Latin Americanist Conference (OLAC) brought topics such as immigration reform, economic stability, and social rights to […]
Munson Looks to help Wittenberg students
Although he’s only been on the job a couple of months, Wittenberg’s new Vice President of Finance and Administration, Robert Munson, has a vision of where […]
What Would Jesus Do? Party?
It’s a Saturday night, and as you lay in bed at 3:00 a.m., you can hear loud music and people screaming (or rather, chanting) outside […]
The Skinny on Campus Weight Loss
As spring break rapidly approaches, many students find themselves itching to shed their winter insulation in favor of the streamlined physique that is much more […]
More Than Just a Mission Statement? The Status of Religious Life at Witt
What significance does faith have in the lives of America’s college kids? In a 2013 study of the religious identity of current undergraduate students, the […]
Ellen Page Breaks the Silence
In a stunning speech made on Feb. 14 at the Human Rights Campaign Time To THRIVE conference, Oscar Nominated actress Ellen Page broke the silence […]
Interview with Chief Lopez
If you’ve taken part in Wittenberg University’s tradition of streaking the Hollow, Interim Chief of Police Mark Lopez has probably seen you naked on the […]
A Joyful Night of Painting
Last Thursday, students were able to channel their artistic talents and create their own masterpieces with “Bob Ross Night” hosted by the Wittenberg Art League […]
Wittenberg Students Get Hired
Good news for current seniors looking for work after graduation: Wittenberg graduates are getting hired. According to the most recent reports from Wittenberg Career Services, […]
New Minor Will Allow Students to “Uncover” Their Potential
With advising week steadily approaching Wittenberg students will have the opportunity to become a member of the college’s brand new minor: archaeology. Program Director and […]
Police Log
02/09/2014 @ 3:04 a.m. Officers were dispatched to Firestine Hall in reference to a student who had slipped and fell on the sidewalk at an […]
Science Column: The Case for Climate Change
When we are constantly being inundated with information about the deteriorating state of our planet, it can be easy to tell ourselves that all this […]
Wittenberg Seniors Offer Insight on Post-Graduation
With less than 100 days until graduation many seniors are shifting their focus from the classroom to the classifieds as life after Wittenberg becomes a […]
Hark, Do You Know How to LARP?
Want to get away from it all? Need to take a mental vacation from the daily stressors of school, work, etc.? The Wittenberg Role Play […]