Class Size Matters
From presumed budget cuts, Wittenberg’s classes have increased in size, indicating that classes which were previously 15-20 students may become 30-35 students. Some students are […]
September 16 2015
Tigers’ Week in Review
Football The Wittenberg Tigers football team opened the 2015 season with a 38-27 win over the Crusaders of Capital. The explosive Wittenberg offense this year […]
Wittenberg Under Water
The financial issues that have plagued Wittenberg University for the past several years continue as the university moves into the next fiscal year. The university […]
New Athletic Facility Makes Progress
It has been just over a month since Wittenberg University along with Director of Athletics and Recreation Gary Williams announced the $30 million, 125-square foot […]
Witt Gets Passionate: Spark 2015
‘The world needs stuff, and what are you going to do about it’ may have been a fitting byline for the second annual SPARK Conference […]
A Promising Year For WUSO
Do you want to have a favorite radio station that offers a different range of genres you can listen to whenever you want while on […]
Money Laundering
I came in to my apartment today to my roommate doing laundry in the bathtub and hanging it out to dry on our porch. This […]
Police Log
09/03/2015 Officers were dispatched to Myers Hall in reference to blood found in the first floor men’s restroom. No victim was located. WFF was notified […]
Wittenberg and Clark State Launch Historic Nursing Program Partnership
Wittenberg University and Clark State Community College have entered into an historic partnership for nursing students. This is the first program of its kind in […]
Up In Smoke – Ohio’s Marijuana Proposal Is A Bad Deal, Even For Supporters Of Legalization
This November, Ohio will have the opportunity to become the fifth state to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Issue 3, a proposed amendment to the […]
“That’s the Spirit” Album Review
Bring Me the Horizon, an alternative rock/metal band from the United Kingdom, released its fifth studio album “That’s the Spirit” on Sept. 11, and though […]
Springfield Tomorrow Builds On Today
Springfield Tomorrow, a volunteer group determined to improve Springfield for the millennial population, finalized its goal statements last month. Each of its goals expect tangible […]
Looking for Alaska: Wittenberg Alum in Alaska
Recent Wittenberg graduate, Cameron Mackintosh, ’15, followed his dreams — and President Obama — as he covered the presidential tour in Alaska. Mackintosh works as […]
“Stones in His Pockets” Play Review
“Stones in His Pockets,” a two-man show written by Marie Jones, saw a great reception over the weekend. Theater professor Patrick Reynolds, Ph.D., directed the […]
Meet the Pups
Despite the familiar, fuzzy faces back on campus again, the 4 Paws for Ability Program at Wittenberg includes a few changes this year, according to […]
Chill Corner – Zapp & Roger
Names like Parliament-Funkadelic, Earth Wind & Fire and Gap Band are among the most well-known legends of funk. A band that people usually don’t think […]
Word On the Street
Question: If you could be any animal what would it be and why? “I would like to be a bird, because all they do is […]
Dutch Students Join Women’s Field Hockey
Imagine saying goodbye to family, friends and everything familiar for an entire year to play field hockey at a university on whose campus you’ve never […]