Nov 5 2014

When you’re driving down the road, blasting music through the radio, how often are you dancing along to your favorite tunes about night clubs? Parties? […]

Over Homecoming weekend, while most students were out celebrating or welcoming back alumni, others were helping raise awareness for a rare degenerative disease. Every year […]

This May, students will have the opportunity to experience the south in a way like none other. Catherine Waggoner, professor of communications, is offering seven […]

It was a bittersweet night for the Tigers, as Wittenberg lost its final home game of the 2014 season with a 5-0 loss to sixth-ranked […]

The men’s and women’s cross country teams raced in the North Coast Atlantic Conference championship race on Saturday Nov. 1.  It was a cold day […]

Tom Dwyer ‘16 dwyert@wittenberg.edu Despite falling short in their last two regular season games, this week the Tiger Women’s Soccer Team’s 4-4 Record in conference […]

The North. The six counties. Northern Ireland. Contrary to what I thought before this semester, these different terms for the United Kingdom province that sits […]

Tom Dwyer dwyert@wittenberg.edu For many, these midterm elections contain nothing of note. In fact, many pundits and observers have noted this election cycle for its […]

Jenna Rigsbee; 2018; rigsbeej@wittenberg.edu Oct. 15 could have been a day for the books – and not in a good way. Feminist video game critic […]

Allie Ogden 2015 ogdena@wittenberg.edu Rumors have been spreading recently through YikYak about an outdoor swimming pool allegedly being built in the Hollow.  These rumors are […]

Stepping onto the golf course for her first collegiate tournament, nerves rattling, freshman golfer Jane Hopkinson-Wood never expected that she would win the entire tournament. […]

Three friends — two male and one female — live in New York. Each episode begins as the show’s title character narrates a theme for […]

Morgan Stutz ’15, stutzm@wittenberg.edu Tuesday, Oct. 29 marked the start of the 2014-2015 NBA season. Two days later, LeBron James stepped onto the court for […]

10/21/14 Officers observed a vehicle run a red light at the intersection of N. Fountain Ave. and Warder St. The operator was issued a citation […]

Jeff Ankrom of the Economics Department will be leaving Wittenberg after over three decades. “Been a great 32 years,” Ankrom said, with regard to his […]

Imagine a sixteen year-old boy helplessly choking on his guitar pick, struggling in vain for air as hordes of people have no idea that he […]

One of the most deadly diseases in recent memory has surfaced in the U.S.: Ebola — and while it poses a deadly threat, our nation’s […]

“Making a difference begins with a conversation. You can’t change the outcome without changing your behavior. It begins with you.” – Maggie Kramer, ’15 “I […]