Coach Labrador Receives High Honor
After 13 seasons with the Tiger women’s volleyball team, head coach Paco Labrador was named to Miami University’s Cradle of Coaches on Wednesday. “It’s a […]
Month: September 2016
Word on the Street
We asked students around campus: “What is your favorite thing about fall?” “The changing of the colors and the cool, crisp air.” – Courtney Eden, […]
Wittenberg Choir Variety Show
On Sept. 24, Wittenberg Choir performed its annual variety show. The show was hosted by Jessica Hamm, ’17, and president of Wittenberg’s choir. Her hosting […]
Why I Didn’t Go Greek
One of the greatest staples of the Wittenberg experience is going Greek. Though fraternity and sororities are often nationally perceived in negative lights, Wittenberg’s Greek […]
Police Log
9/14/16 Officers were contacted by a student in reference to some unauthorized transactions on her credit card. The charges included uses at Walmart and the […]
Major Spotlight: Political Science Full of Opportunity
There are more than 70 major and minor programs at Wittenberg. Coming in as an undecided freshman, it can be hard to pinpoint exactly what […]
Club Spotlight: WUSEA Provides Outreach Opportunities
Wittenberg University Student Education Association [WUSEA] is an educational outreach club open to all Wittenberg students. The club’s mission is to promote relationships with not […]
History Colloquium with Livingstone
Last week, the history department launched its colloquium series. This first lecture featured Amy Livingstone and her recent sabbatical to Europe. Livingstone is a professor […]
Dueling Pianos
On Friday night, Wittenberg students and their families gathered for a night of music and fun watching Dueling Pianos. Now, this wasn’t your stereotypical “classical […]
Box Scores
Field Hockey September 23rd, 2016 1 2 Final Wittenberg (4-3, 2-2) […]
4 Paws Pup of the Woof
All of you have probably seen many of our furry friends on campus. But some of you might not know why these amazing creatures have […]
Hidden Gem – Bada Bing! Pizzeria
There’s nothing college students love more than good, and cheap pizza, and Springfield’s very own Bada Bing! Pizzeria delivers on both promises. Located at 40 […]
And The Punctuation Mark Of The Year Is…
In celebration of National Punctuation Day on Sept. 24, Wittenberg held its yearly Punctuation Election in the Writing Center. The event for Family Weekend allows […]
Chill Corner – The Pharcyde: A Quick Commercial Demise, A Lasting Musical Impression
The Pharcyde [pronounced “Far-Side”] is an alternative hip-hop group from Los Angeles. Though from the West Coast, where g-funk and “gangster rap” reigned supreme, they […]
Tiger Spotlight: Michelle Brunswick
When it comes to sports, you don’t want just anyone on your team. You want someone who is going to work hard; someone who is […]
Here in The States
“I haven’t had peanut butter and jelly yet,” Josefien van den Berg said, a 17-year-old exchange student. The Netherlands native, or a “Dutchie,” as referred […]
‘Rabbit Hole’ Is All Too Real
Wittenberg students nailed the performance of David Lindsay-Abaire’s “Rabbit Hole,” allowing audiences to step into the emotional world of Becca and Howie, whose struggle to […]
Get Fit Witt: Yoga
As a part of the Get Fit Witt series on campus, student instructors Kate Barcus and Alyssa Stout have begun to offer yoga classes as […]
A Broad Experience
If you want to find yourself, put an ocean or a mountain range between you and the life you know. Study abroad is an experience […]
Campus Community EnCOMPASSed By New Student Success Center
As students step into and journey through this collegiate chapter of their educational career, several paths holding both opportunity and promise in all directions appear; […]
Women’s Volleyball
Pam Evans Smith Arena was full of spectators all weekend, as Wittenberg played host to several nationally-ranked volleyball teams competing in the Wittenberg Fall Classic. […]
Paul Chappell Offers Wittenberg a Controversial Sense of Hope
The “controversial issue” of hope was at the forefront of West Point graduate and Iraq War Veteran Paul Chappell’s discussion on why world peace is […]
Police Log
09/07/16 Officers were dispatched to the Firestine pay lot in reference to a stolen picnic table. The picnic table was located in the back of […]
Box Scores
Field Hockey September 13th, 2016 1st 2nd OT Final Wittenberg (3-2, […]
“Home” Book Review
Multi-award winning novelist Toni Morrison has never failed to impress the literary community with her work. Some of her most famous works include “Sula,” “The […]
Know Your Neighbors
On the outskirts of Wittenberg’s campus, a blue Victorian style house sits at 156 West College Avenue. It is surrounded by an iron fence with […]
Tiger Spotlight: Freshman Wide Receiver Keonte Million
Crisp fall evenings, lights around the stadium glistening off of the turf, and screaming fans can really make an athlete feel like they are on […]
Opening Music Faculty Recital
It is easy to forget that the professors here at Wittenberg University were once students themselves, as their level of knowledge and skill seem out […]
“Alzheimer’s is relentless, and so are we”
Alzheimer’s affects more than five million Americans, and impacts more than 30 million friends and family members in the U.S. according to the “Basics of […]
Pros and Cons to Wittenberg’s Busy Mentality
It is no secret that there is way more to Wittenberg’s campus life than academics and beer pong. We all visited The Activity Fair during […]