Faculty Letter to the Editor
Dear Students, We, your professors, write to you today to commend you on your recent activism and efforts in pushing Wittenberg to reach its full […]
Features
Tigers Stomp to the Beat: Chicago Footwork Lecture
In a time when words are often left without responses, perhaps it is time to converse through a more unconventional form of communication: dance. A […]
Self-love and a Little Love for Others, too
Love was in the air at the “Feelin’ the Love De-stress Event” sponsored by the Honors department last Wednesday. Students were rejuvenated by coloring giant […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Students, Hello, my name is Emmanuel Thombs. This evening I write to you as a regular, run-of-the-mill student here at Wittenberg with an average […]
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor: As a student with less than 100 days left at Wittenberg, I think I have enough experience to comment on our campus […]
Candlemas Sheds Light on Christian Traditions
Candlemas, a Medieval Candlelight Vespers service celebrated in Weaver Chapel, was a brief recollection of early Medieval Catholic services. The chapel, a perfect setting for […]
Hagen Center Leads Middle Schoolers in MLK Day of Service
Dozens of middle school students filled Shouvlin Center classrooms to learn how they can be advocates in the Springfield community during the MLK Day of […]
Wittenberg Feminists Discuss Community and Campus Change
Tea with Feminists occurs every year around the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade trial (1973) and allows faculty and students the opportunity to learn […]
MLK Workshop Examines Media’s Role in Civil Rights
During Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, several workshops were held on campus that followed the theme of diversity and civil rights in America. These workshops […]
Campus Members Read “Letter From Birmingham Jail”
On Thursday, Jan. 23 at 11:30 a.m., the sun shone brightly through the windows of Hollenbeck Hall’s atrium illuminating the powerful words of Martin Luther […]
Wittenberg Holds Annual MLK Convocation
Every year, Wittenberg takes Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as an opportunity to remind the student body and the community of the fight for civil […]
Inspiring Students and Athletes: Professor Sarah Jurewicz
By: Nick Hall Sarah Jurewicz, a Wittenberg University alum, is currently a professor and advisor in the Sport Management Department at Wittenberg University. In a […]
Stance: The Sock Brand of the Future
By: Nicholas Walters Stance is a sock brand, yes, a sock brand. This is a new type of fad coming into the fashion world, taking […]
English Professors Defend “The List”
Even if you’re not an English major, you have to admit that you’ve come across a book that has added to your life and maybe […]
Happy Birthday, Professor Rosenberg
By Rachael Fink (’20) Today, we are celebrating a big milestone for one of Wittenberg’s greatest professors: Professor Scott Rosenberg’s 60 birthday. Professor Rosenberg grew […]
Wittenberg hosts a Division I Basketball Game
Pam Evans Smith Arena: an unlikely venue for a Division I women’s basketball game, yet that is exactly what occurred Sunday, as Wittenberg hosted the […]
GSDA and The McClain Center for Diversity Host annual Drag Show
Most Thursday nights are not remembered to be anything spectacular, but the performers at Wittenberg’s Annual Drag Show made sure that everyone in the audience […]
Student Sheds Light on Massacre in the Congo
By Aline Umwamikazi My name is Umwamikazi Bagabo Aline. I am 23 years old: born in the Congo in a town called Vyura. I am […]
Nursing Program Gives Students Hope for Future
By Mackenzi Moorehead Many have heard of the most recent program that Wittenberg has taken on. That would be a full program for nursing where […]
Counseling Center Hosts Second Mental Health Fair
Puppies, games, stars, mandalas, Play-Doh, and labyrinths were on campus this past Thursday. Where did all of these things come togeter? The Alive! Mental Health […]
Two Alumni Share Experiences for Business Department
Any college student understands the pressure of the real world looming after graduation. Despite the exciting feeling of anticipation as the graduation date draws near, […]
Step Afrika! Excites Wittenberg Audience
Step Afrika! electrified the Pam Evans Arena on Monday, Oct. 21. Seven dancers leapt, stepped, and shook their bodies until the audience was pounding their […]
Students “Take Back the Night” in a Fight Against Sexual Violence
On Thursday night, all were welcome to attend an eye-opening open mic experience held in Founders. This event, tagged “Take Back the Night,” provided a […]
SAAC Tries to Break the Stigma around Mental Health
On Thursday, Oct. 3, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) of Wittenberg University brought in a guest speaker to talk about arguably one of the […]
Education Department hosts Art Therapists
What is art therapy? What does an art therapist do? Some may view art therapy as glorified coloring, but art therapy is so much more […]
Seniors attend Wine and Cheese Event
On Saturday afternoon, the Alumni Relations hosted their annual Senior Wine and Cheese from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The event was originally supposed to […]
Communication Colloquium: How Stories Affect Empathy
The Communication department hosted its Fall 2019 Colloquium on Sept. 16, “The Stories Behind the Numbers: The Role of Narrative in Evoking Empathy Toward Stigmatized […]
Question, Persuade, Refer: How to Prevent Suicide
Suicide: the act or an instance of taking one’s own life voluntarily and intentionally. This is the Merriam-Webster definition of suicide. It is an end […]
A Taste of Witt Returns
On Friday Sept. 13, no bad luck was in sight as A Taste of Witt kicked off on Alumni Way. Run by the business department, […]
World Suicide Prevention Day Table
With September being Suicide Prevention Month and Sept. 10 being World Suicide Prevention Day, the Tiger Counseling Center presented a table in front of the […]