The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and Student Senate organized a successful blood drive on Jan. 30, collecting 79 pints of donations to win the first-ever “Blood Battle” competition with North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) arch-rival Wooster.

Steven Bogaerts, assistant professor of computer science, attended the “Rebooting Computing” summit in Santa Clara, Calif., in January, which brought together representatives from industry, government, higher education and K-12 education. Discussion focused on the current state of computer science as…

Behind The Springfield Museum of Art and Carleton-Davidson Baseball Stadium, an unexpected sound emanates: the gentle gurgle of Buck Creek as it flows quietly through Springfield. Surprisingly, it seems few Springfielders even notice the nearly seven-mile creek, much less walk down to its banks. Industrialized, overgrown, Buck Creek is almost a forgotten resource. John Loftis ’94 and Professor of Geology John Ritter want to change that.

In 40 years as a coach, athletics administrator and professor at Wittenberg University, winning never got old for Dave Maurer or the student-athletes who still love him today.

It was about 11 p.m. on Election Night when all the major news networks announced that long and hotly contested presidential election was over: Barack Obama, the junior senator from Illinois, they said, would be the next president of the United States.

Remembered as one whose “enthusiasm for the past enlivened her love for the present,” Margaret Sittler Ermarth ’30 is still celebrated today.

As Concerned Black Students (CBS) celebrates its 40th anniversary, Wittenberg Magazine reflects on the historic 1969 walkout and what it meant to those who were there, who followed and who continue to carry the torch today.

It was no ordinary celebration following the volleyball team’s 3-0 win at Denison last fall. Not only did the Tigers put the finishing touches on another tremendous regular season and a perfect 16-0 North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) record, Head Coach Paco Labrador reached an individual milestone by capturing the 200th win of his career.

The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams recently joined college, high school and club teams across the country to raise awareness for cancer research as part of the third annual Ted Mullin “Leave It in the Pool, Hour of…

The Tiger women’s soccer team kicked off its 2008 season with an 11-day training trip to Europe. It must have been a good trip because the Tigers returned home and put together another outstanding season, finishing 11-4-6 overall and 5-2-1…