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Emma Byrd ’19

August 17, 2018

Marketing 101

Like many, I came to college unsure about “what I want to be when I grow up.” It was daunting trying to decide what I wanted to do, while figuring out who I wanted to be. I came in as an education major, and after my first semester, I knew it was not for me, but what was?

Jason Podplesky

July 24, 2018

Edinburgh-Bound

In 2012, Wittenberg Adjunct Professor Jason Podplesky began a five-year journey to create a one-act play with music about love, loss and living with the present.

President Frandsen

July 19, 2018

Miles With Mike

Against the backdrop of beautiful Boulder, Colorado, Wittenberg University’s 15th President Michael L. Frandsen officially concluded his 10-month-long alumni engagement tour, aptly titled “Miles With Mike,” on July 19.

Maria Symons Teaching

July 7, 2018

Making A Difference In Malaysia

Picture this: You’re carpooling with your housemate to work in the early morning. You look to your left to watch the sun rising lazily over the South China Sea; the light is just peeking over the top of Kapas Island, a little offshore. It’s a nice view, you couldn’t argue that. But it’s still not quite the same as the one you’ll have from the front of the classroom – it definitely won’t wake you up like the synchronized “good morning” you’ll get from your students.

Witt Golf Balls

June 26, 2018

Above Par Experience

It's been a few weeks since the Division III National Golf Tournament, and I have started to reminisce on the experience. It has made me think about how important being a student-athlete at Wittenberg has meant to me so far in my collegiate career, and how exactly I got to this moment.

Irene Presper in Spain

June 25, 2018

Seize the Day

“Aprovecha." This is a word that I heard almost constantly when I studied abroad in Sevilla, Spain, this past semester. It translates directly as “take advantage,” but really is a command to “seize the day.”