For 43 years, Trudy Faber, professor of music, delighted audiences with her annual spring recital at Weaver Chapel. Her passion for music clearly displayed itself even more March 28 as she played the organ keys for the final time as a full-time faculty member.

Focused on increasing the number of under-represented populations with a special emphasis on attracting and providing support for students from Upward Bound programs nationally, a proposal submitted by two science faculty members has translated into a five-year $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

In keeping with its strategic initiative to implement a fully developed strategic technology plan, Wittenberg welcomed Rick Mickool as its new chief information officer (CIO), March 1.

For Doug Andrews, a little word of mouth from former students has led to statewide advances in the world of criminal investigation.

With its vintage photos, Wally Witt-inspired mosaics, plasma TVs and games galore, a newly renovated gathering spot has quickly enhanced student life on campus.

From dogs and The Dark Knight to trivia and themed housing, the Office of Student Development has created multiple programs this fall designed to unite and engage students in college life.

Spearheaded by Sarah Kelly, vice president for student development and…

From dogs and The Dark Knight to trivia and themed housing, the Office of Student Development has created multiple programs this fall designed to unite and engage students in college life.

They arrived on campus in a funky green school bus on Sept. 11, and for the next week, members of the award-winning Bread & Puppet Theater Company took Wittenberg students under their collective wing for a unique educational opportunity as part of the 2008-2009 Witt Series.