Each month since August 2016, Wittenberg's Office of Alumni Engagement has prepared an alumni newsletter known as Tiger Tales. Each issue is now available online as well. Happy reading ... and #TigerUp!
Published February 14, 2026
Commencement Speaker Announced, 100 Days 'Til Graduation
A highly successful entrepreneur with 20-plus years of experience navigating hypergrowth and global expansion of startups, Rakesh Tondon, class of 2001, has accepted the invitation to deliver the keynote address at the University’s 176th Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 16, in picturesque Commencement Hollow. The announcement of this year's Commencement speaker, made by senior class representatives Alyssa Burnside and Moose Harper, took place on Thursday, Feb. 5, when the Class of 2026 celebrated its 100 Days 'Til Graduation milestone together. The senior class had a wonderful time. Congratulations to the lucky raffle winners: Jane, who took home a Raising Cane's gift basket, and Alexis, who won Wittenberg swag.
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Published January 17, 2026
Rooted in the Liberal Arts, Lighting the Way
As Wittenberg begins the spring semester, President Christian M. M. Brady offers a powerful perspective on the importance of the liberal arts in an opinion piece, which was recently published in the Springfield News-Sun and Dayton Daily News. Ushering in a new era of visionary leadership, Dr. Christian M. M. Brady looks to connect with alumni and friends during a Presidential Alumni Tour, which will include stops across the nation from January to June. Dr. Brady will share updates from Wittenberg and engage in open conversation about the University’s future.
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