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HIGHLIGHT

January 23, 2019 Life After Witt

#LifeAfterWitt: Brooke Tepe ‘18

Brooke Tepe, Wittenberg class of 2018, found that she was at the right place at the right time during her campus tour of Wittenberg. From there, things just fell into place for the nursing major, who is now working at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center as a registered nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

January 23, 2019

Life After Witt

#LifeAfterWitt: Brooke Tepe ‘18

Brooke Tepe, Wittenberg class of 2018, found that she was at the right place at the right time during her campus tour of Wittenberg. From there, things just fell into place for the nursing major, who is now working at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center as a registered nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

January 16, 2019

In the World

National Recognition

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.

January 15, 2019

Life After Witt

#LifeAfterWitt: Thomas Hyra ’75

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.

January 14, 2019

In the World

Witt Grads Awarded

Out-of-the-box thinking led Moses Mbeseha and Karlos Marshall, both members of Wittenberg’s class of 2013, to come up with an ideal way to fix the nation's urban “book deserts” (areas with diminished access to children's reading materials).

January 13, 2019

On Campus

CBS Commemorative Walkout Marks 50 Years

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.

January 10, 2019

On Campus

A Prosecutor’s Vision for A Better Justice System

Criminal justice reform advocate Adam Foss will be the keynote speaker for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation that will take place at 11:15 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, in historic Weaver Chapel as the 2018-2019 Wittenberg Series continues.

Around the Hollow

#LifeAfterWitt: Brooke Tepe ‘18

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#LifeAfterWitt: Brooke Tepe ‘18

National Recognition

#LifeAfterWitt: Thomas Hyra ’75

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.

Witt Grads Awarded

Out-of-the-box thinking led Moses Mbeseha and Karlos Marshall, both members of Wittenberg’s class of 2013, to come up with an ideal way to fix the nation's urban “book deserts” (areas with diminished access to children's reading materials).

CBS Commemorative Walkout Marks 50 Years

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.

A Prosecutor’s Vision for A Better Justice System

Criminal justice reform advocate Adam Foss will be the keynote speaker for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation that will take place at 11:15 a.m. Monday, Jan. 21, in historic Weaver Chapel as the 2018-2019 Wittenberg Series continues.

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