March 26 2014

#BanBossy, started by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, has taken Facebook and Twitter by storm. It seeks to stop the use of “bossy” to describe young […]

Fran Stygar @FStygar Back in the 1960s, “Mr. Peabody and Sherman” was a history education segment of the popular television show “Rocky and Bullwinkle.” But […]

By: Jack Ruble             More and more, the situation in the Ukraine is leading the headlines in news organizations in the United States.  As the […]

03/09/2014 @ 5:52 pm – 8:55 p.m. Officers performed routine building checks and located unsecured doors at Tower Hall and Myers Hall. Rooms were secured […]

Late last month, students received a campus wide notification of the Title IX statute, outlining the purpose of the document as well as announcing that Casey […]

By: Jack Ruble             This past week the nominees for Wittenberg University’s highest award bestowed onto one male and one female in the current junior […]

The continuing success the Springfield Promise Neighborhood could result in the local poverty alleviation project becoming a model for similar projects across the nation. The […]

Wittenberg has been no stranger to change this academic year, and a new change in the Department of Police and Security was not exempt from […]

Wittenberg’s academic calendar is a little unique. Classes here are four credits, while at most colleges classes are five, and students usually only take four […]

In spite of the dreary, rainy weather, students, faculty, and staff all joined together with umbrellas in hand to come together in solidarity and unity […]

After 12 hours in a van, one train, and a bus, Wittenberg’s Advanced Photography class arrived at their hostel in Midtown, Manhattan. Packed with a […]

Imagine 842 million empty bowls, representing the 12 percent of the global population suffering from chronic hunger in a world that produces enough food to […]

Last Wednesday No Woman Left Behind (NWLB) and Bringing Residential Individuals to Discover General Equality (BRIDGE) hosted a discussion with Wendy Gradwohl, professor of business, […]

Let me tell you: I love to see women supporting women. Nothing gives me goose bumps like a good Overcoming-the-Patriarchy story. But I think that […]

Recent emails from Wittenberg’s Office of Student Employment have indicated the winds of change are blowing in the process for obtaining student employment. However, the […]

Daniel McInnis, assistant professor of art, created a photo exhibit entitled “Battleground” that benefitted Project Woman. “Battleground” is a portfolio of work that McInnis started in 2011, […]