Latest News | Wittenberg University

Category: life at witt

February 18, 2019

Life At Witt

#LifeAtWitt: Loie Greenwood ‘19

Surprising to everyone except my mom, I will be graduating in May 2019. Oh, how four years flew by.

December 5, 2018

Life At Witt

#LifeAtWitt: Skyler Klingshirn ’19

Senior shares how Wittenberg’s research opportunities, including the university’s longstanding relationship with the Duke University Marine Lab, have opened exciting doors.

November 18, 2018

Life At Witt

#LifeAtWitt: Jennifer Ryan ’19

Recently, I had the opportunity to spend five days on South Padre Island at the southern tip of Texas.

November 8, 2018

Life At Witt

#LifeAtWitt: Kelli Fisher ’20

“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 question. Driving seven hours away from the only thing I knew as “home” was not an easy task.

November 1, 2018

Life At Witt

#LifeAtWitt: Noah Perry ’20

Despite having to manage a rare health condition that has involved numerous surgeries and hospitalizations, Noah Perry, Wittenberg University class of 2020, is making an impact on campus as an active member of multiple student organizations and the department of theatre and dance.

October 18, 2018

Life At Witt

Category: life at witt

#LifeAtWitt: Loie Greenwood ‘19

Surprising to everyone except my mom, I will be graduating in May 2019. Oh, how four years flew by.

#LifeAtWitt: Skyler Klingshirn ’19

Senior shares how Wittenberg’s research opportunities, including the university’s longstanding relationship with the Duke University Marine Lab, have opened exciting doors.

#LifeAtWitt: Jennifer Ryan ’19

Recently, I had the opportunity to spend five days on South Padre Island at the southern tip of Texas.

#LifeAtWitt: Kelli Fisher ’20

“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 question. Driving seven hours away from the only thing I knew as “home” was not an easy task.

#LifeAtWitt: Noah Perry ’20

Despite having to manage a rare health condition that has involved numerous surgeries and hospitalizations, Noah Perry, Wittenberg University class of 2020, is making an impact on campus as an active member of multiple student organizations and the department of theatre and dance.

A Promising Future

Wittenberg students recently attended PromiseFest, a community celebration at Lincoln Elementary School in the Springfield Promise Neighborhood.

Support Wittenberg

Around the Hollow

#LifeAtWitt: Loie Greenwood ‘19

Surprising to everyone except my mom, I will be graduating in May 2019. Oh, how four years flew by.

#LifeAtWitt: Skyler Klingshirn ’19

Senior shares how Wittenberg’s research opportunities, including the university’s longstanding relationship with the Duke University Marine Lab, have opened exciting doors.

#LifeAtWitt: Jennifer Ryan ’19

Recently, I had the opportunity to spend five days on South Padre Island at the southern tip of Texas.

#LifeAtWitt: Kelli Fisher ’20

“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 question. Driving seven hours away from the only thing I knew as “home” was not an easy task.

#LifeAtWitt: Noah Perry ’20

Despite having to manage a rare health condition that has involved numerous surgeries and hospitalizations, Noah Perry, Wittenberg University class of 2020, is making an impact on campus as an active member of multiple student organizations and the department of theatre and dance.

A Promising Future

Wittenberg students recently attended PromiseFest, a community celebration at Lincoln Elementary School in the Springfield Promise Neighborhood.

Support Wittenberg