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The Steemer

November 18, 2020

COVID Transforms Athletics Operation

With the cancellation of sports due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Wittenberg University’s Department of Athletics and Recreation has taken on a different role on campus this semester. Athletic trainers, coaches, and staff have remained busy supporting health and safety efforts, as well as developing ways to keep student-athletes engaged and prepared for eventual competition.

Kathleen McGuff ‘21

November 16, 2020

Ready to Serve

The Susan Hirt Hagen Center for Civic and Urban Engagement is partnering with the Clark County Combined Health District (CCCHD) to offer students the opportunity to make contract tracing calls as the number of COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Ohio as well as across the country.

Art After Dark

November 10, 2020

Art After Dark

With in-person events being limited this semester, Wittenberg leaders have found creative ways to entertain students. One of those ways is through art.

Ghostly Graphic

October 31, 2020

Happy Halloween

Our hallowed halls have always had a spirited feel as Mike Mattison, associate provost and professor, shares in this fun reading of ghostly tales adapted from President Emeritus William A. Kinnison's book "America's Most Haunted Campus."

October 1, 2020

Filling The Void

Two years after a new initiative called the Campus Cupboard was introduced to the Wittenberg community, an expansion is complete that will address food insecurities among students.

Homecoming & Reunion Weekend

September 25, 2020

Virtual Homecoming And Reunion Weekend Set for Oct. 2-4

Wittenberg’s annual Homecoming & Reunion Weekend will take place virtually this year, Oct. 2-4, with unique programming designed to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the University’s founding, honor Wittenberg’s heritage, and provide fun, engaging options for alumni and friends to be together in spirit online.