Senior shares how Wittenberg’s research opportunities, including the university’s longstanding relationship with the Duke University Marine Lab, have opened…
“How did you get here?” This is often the first question I’m asked when someone finds out I grew up in St. Louis, Missouri. Occasionally, I ask myself the same…
Despite having to manage a rare health condition that has involved numerous surgeries and hospitalizations, Noah Perry, Wittenberg University class of 2020, is…
Haley Jackson, class of 2019, is pursuing a major in environmental science with minors in marine science and biology. She spent the summer doing her part to…
The Health, Wellness & Athletics Restoration Expansion Initiative
Construction is underway for Wittenberg's new 135,000-square-foot health, wellness and athletics complex, which will redefine the campus footprint, connect the community, and inspire generations. Follow along with our special webcam.
One of the many ways that Wittenberg University excels in developing leaders is by allowing students to start their own campus events or organizations. Justin Unternaher, class of 2019, did just that, and his efforts have paid off in ways that have earned national recognition for Wittenberg’s Union Board student group.
An interest in learning Russian language and history during his days at Wittenberg led Thomas Hyra, class of 1975, to a lengthy and prestigious career of federal service as a Russian intelligence analyst focused on what used to be the Soviet Union.
Wittenberg University will recognize 50 years of activism in support of diversity and racial equality during its annual Concerned Black Students (CBS) Commemorative Walkout scheduled to take place at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 14, starting at the University Seal.
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