Amil Anderson, associate professor of chemistry, accompanied four students to the 7th annual Undergraduate Computational Chemistry conference sponsored by the Mercury Consortium at Hamilton College. In addition to presenting their individual posters, Adeline Brym ‘10, An

After a successful 2007-08 season, seven swimming and diving team members traveled independently around the globe in 2008, serving others, furthering their education and immersing themselves in cultures from Europe to Central America to Asia.

Conor O’Rourke ’11, traveled to Cap…

Half a world away from Wittenberg and Springfield hometown, Assistant Football Coach Andy Waddle ’03 found a captive audience while coaching 95 high school-aged players at the Kaiserslautern Youth Tackle Football Camp in Germany.

Steve Wilson ’06 organized what may be the most surprising success story in the brief history of Quickstart Tennis, an instructional program recently launched nationwide by the United States Tennis Association.

The pilot program in Springfield became the largest of its…

Two years after the 1961 Wittenberg men’s basketball team led by Head Coach Ray Mears and star forward Al Thrasher ’64 was collectively inducted into the Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame & Museum, the Tiger legends were honored individually at…

Bruce Borland ’69, Pat Williams Clouse ’64, Wendel Donathan ’89, David Helm ’69, Don Lynam ’75 and Jennifer Parsons ’94 joined 172 other Wittenberg greats previously inducted into the university’s Athletics Hall of Honor during Homecoming Weekend 2008, Oct. 10-12.

Witt Nation 2008 – WOW! The trip was an awesome adventure for all in the Wittenberg family. It was unlike any other trip that you can imagine. It did not feel like a Spring break trip, a family vacation, or…

Four students made it their mission this summer to celebrate Springfield’s assets and continue to build upon the strong town-gown relationship the city and university share, while two students worked on a systematic effort to address the needs of at-risk…

Grammy Award-winning violinist Hilary Hahn will share her musical gifts March 3 during a special Witt Series recital sponsored by Margaret and Lanty Smith ’64 in memory of her grandfather S. Wilfred Hahn, Wittenberg professor emeritus of mathematics, who died…

Considered a leading expert on the controversial debate between science and religion, Kenneth Miller, evolutionary biologist and author of the critically acclaimed 1999 book Finding Darwin’s God, prompted a thought-provoking discussion surrounding the debate during the Witt Series-sponsored IBM Endowed…