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Wittenberg's Department of Physics, rated among the top U.S. undergraduate institutions in terms of numbers of majors graduated, showcased its growing stature with exciting research, new collaborations and a commitment to fostering student-driven original research during the 2008-09 school year. Read More ... |
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What started as an effort to help physics students better understand the equations first created by James Clerk Maxwell, which became the basis of the field of electromagnetic, has become an international phenomenon for Dan Fleisch, Wittenberg associate professor of physics. Read More ... |
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Summer Service in Lesotho: Eighty students travel to the Kingdom of Lesotho, Africa, this summer as part of two 4-week programs. Read Blog... |
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Young Alumni Adventure: Thirty young alumni travel to Europe on a three-week adventure from London to Rome. Read Blog... |
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360 Degrees: View 360° interactive images of the 164th Commencement. • Commencement Hollow • The Wittenberg Seal |
Joyce Wendel, Associate Professor of Music
After 23 years of bringing song and music to the Wittenberg and Springfield communities, Associate Professor of Music Joyce Wendel took her final bow as conductor of the Wittenberg Singers in April. Read More... |
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Erin Kapp, class of 2009
Erin Kapp arrived at Wittenberg with a love of writing and interest in a career as a park ranger or a marine biologist. In four years, she found she could have it all at Wittenberg. Read More... |
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