Women’s Volleyball Places Three on All-NCAC First Team
When one looks at stat sheets for Women’s Volleyball, three names constantly stick out: Taylor Yontz (’20), Aubrey Cox (’20), and Katie Hiestand (’22). These […]
Month: November 2019
Faeries Are Real in This Series
“This is no ordinary fairy-tale, but I shall start it just the same… Once upon a time, eleven years ago to be precise, in a […]
Ranking the 10 Most Important Albums of the 2010s
The 2010’s have been a time of great change for the music industry. Online streaming has come to dominate the industry. Rock finally faded as […]
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 […]
Football Captures their fourth NCAC Title in a Row
Football toppled the Battling Bishops Saturday, 38-20, and claimed their fourth straight NCAC Title in a three-way tie with Wabash and Denison. The Tigers finished […]
Bolivia’s Repeated History
“History doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes.” This quote, attributed to Mark Twain, holds as much weight in the 21st century as it ever […]
The Dirty Blonde Diaries: The Holidays’ Middle Child
It is November, which means “spooky” season is officially over. Time to put away your pumpkin carving tools, ghost statues and eat that Halloween candy. […]
The Weekly Tiger: Bad Advice Only
For this week’s column, I’ve decided to pay homage to perhaps the most well-known use of a column: an advice column. Of course, this isn’t […]
Basketball Sweeps the Weekend’s Rivals
This past weekend both men’s and women’s basketball opened up their 2019-2020 season on the road. The men’s team flew out to New York to […]
Which is Better: Rudolph or Nightmare Before Christmas?
During the holidays people love to grab their most comfortable blanket, make some hot chocolate and put on their favorite Christmas movie. There are many […]
Check Out the Best Albums of 2019
This year’s music reflected more than ever the world around it. Changing political and social landscapes were reflected by the diversity of popular sounds and […]
Young’s Debut Novel “Sky in the Deep” Doesn’t Disappoint
Adrienne Young’s stunning debut novel, “Sky in the Deep,” tells the story of an ancient rivalry between the Aska and the Riki; each clan believes […]
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 […]
Box Scores, Nov. 12-Nov. 18
Football 11-16-19 1 2 3 4 Final Ohio Wesleyan (7-3) 7 0 0 13 20 Wittenberg (7-3) 10 21 7 0 38 Women’s Volleyball 11-14-19 […]
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 […]
The Dirty Blonde Diaries: Finals Survival Guide
That week is coming. The week where “club lib” (aka the library) is open late and Station 1 closes early. The whole campus is backwards […]
Tiger Football Dethrones the Lords
The Tigers defeated the Lords of Kenyon College on Saturday, 43-27. Wittenberg increased their record to 6-3 overall and 6-2 in conference play. The Tigers […]
“American Son” Evokes Conversations about Race
Within the past several years, the discussion about law enforcement’s treatment of black Americans has dominated the media. Body camera video recordings of shootings of […]
The Weekly Tiger: “Rick and Morty” Season 4
One of my favorite TV shows to ever grace this earth, “Rick and Morty,” aired the first episode of their fourth season this past week […]
Why Gilmore Girls is the Best TV Show
Coffee. Family. Small town. Coffee. Food. Drama. Coffee. Feel-good comedy. Relationships. Mother and daughter. Oh, and did I mention coffee? This is what you experience […]
“Handmaid’s Tale” Sequel offers New Perspective on Gilead
We’ve all heard of “The Handmaid’s Tale”. Some of us have watched the hit Hulu series. A few of us, as budding feminists, chose to […]
Opinion: On Media and 2019’s Global Revolutions
Global revolution has characterized the international political landscape of 2019. In all corners of the world, ordinary people have organized and taken to the streets […]
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 […]
Is It Bad to Have ‘a Type,’ And Other Questions for Socrates
Dear Socrates,I’m single, and my friend tried to set me up with one of her friends. We went on a date, which was cool and […]
“Famous in Love”: A Thrilling Read for Lovers of Romance
The story of a young girl falling in love has been told over and over again. These stories are told on the big screen, in […]
The Curse of Oak Island is a Must Watch
Netflix recently added the show “The Curse of Oak Island” to their expansive list of available TV shows and movies. The show is perfect for […]
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 […]
Box Scores: Nov. 5-Nov. 11
Football 11-9-19 1 2 3 4 Final Wittenberg (6-3) 0 14 0 13 43 Kenyon (3-6) 20 7 9 7 27 Women’s Volleyball 11-9-19 1 […]
Box Scores: Oct. 29-Nov. 4
Football 11-02-19 1 2 3 4 Final Oberlin (1-7) 7 0 0 14 21 Wittenberg (5-3) 14 7 7 7 35 Women’s Volleyball 10-29-19 1 […]
Free Time? Never Heard of Her.
Let’s be real: college is ridiculous when it comes to time management. The schedule of the average student is nothing short of insane, and usually […]