by Josh Cohick in News
This time last semester, Wittenberg freshman Ben McCullough sat in a public speaking class, honing his skills to become a better speaker. Little did anybody know just how much those skills would come into play. McCullough, 19, announced his intentions to run for public office last week.
by Ann Delaney in News
So the weather is getting colder, snow and ice are beginning to cover the sidewalks leading to the bar, and if you live in an off-campus house you are probably thinking, "Hey, we should throw a party!"
by Ann Delaney in News
"Students today, alumni forever," is the new motto for one of Wittenberg's newest student organizations, STAF.
Comic creator Lee visits Clark County
by Josh Cohick in News
Fans appeared in T-shirts with their favorite characters on the front. Children ran to their seats with comic books in their hands. One man even dressed up like Captain America. Sound more like a comic book convention than a presentation in a speaker series? Well, maybe this scene just happened to blend those two events into one.
by Erica Strauss in News
As a way to keep the tradition alive, the members of Concerned Black Students will be hosting various events throughout the month of February under the theme "Celebrating Our History, Shaping Our Future."
by Courtney Burchett in News
Pat Benne has been working at Wittenberg University for almost thirty years. After working in several different departments at Wittenberg, Benne has recently retired as the Director of Alumnae relations.
