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Kantaro Suzuki

April 29, 2019

Life After Witt

Kantaro Suzuki ’08

Figuring out one’s life path isn’t so easy for everyone. Such was the case for international student Kantaro Suzuki, Wittenberg class of 2008. But, now in his 30s, Suzuki has found enjoyment through a unique career path in Japanese journalism, which was fostered during his time at Wittenberg.

Julia Kregenow

April 25, 2019

Life After Witt

Julia Kregenow ‘01

The connections students establish, the experiences they have, and the friendships they make at Wittenberg never end at graduation; they continue for a lifetime as Julia Kregenow ‘02 knows firsthand.

Delta Tau Delta recently honored

April 25, 2019

Iota Beta Chapter Awarded

Delta Tau Delta recently honored the Iota Beta chapter at Wittenberg University with several awards at the Fraternity’s Northern Division Leadership Conference in Muncie, Indiana.

Gabrielle Szydlowski

April 23, 2019

Campus Compact 2019 Newman Civic Fellow

Gabrielle Szydlowski, Wittenberg class of 2020, has been named a Campus Compact 2019 Newman Civic Fellow. She will join 262 community-minded students representing the organization’s member colleges and universities from 41 states, Washington, D.C., Mexico, and Greece.

Alyssa Stout '20

April 16, 2019

Meaningful Internship

Alyssa Stout '20 completed an internship with Wittenberg University’s Womyns Center, planning events around creating awareness of sexual assault and teen dating violence, such as Third Thursday talks, Consent Week, the Red Ribbon Campaign, presentations, Writing for Recovery and Take Back the Night.

Nancy McHugh

April 10, 2019

Philosophy in Public Spaces

What is the meaning of life? Do humans have free will? Does God exist? These are just a few of the questions that philosophers debate. Wittenberg Professor of Philosophy Nancy McHugh is now collaborating with other professionals in her field to bring those conversations out of the classroom and into public spaces.