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Jacob Durmis ’23

January 12, 2022

Classroom ‘Light’

With help from the State Library of Ohio Board, and Kristen Peters, interim director of the Thomas Library at Wittenberg, Jacob Durmis’ research paper will come to ‘light’ this semester.

Shannon Pluhowsky

January 10, 2022

Finding A New Alley

Wittenberg University has added a new intercollegiate athletics opportunity with the introduction of a women’s bowling team, bringing the total number of programs offered to 26.

COVID Update

December 29, 2021

COVID Update

Wittenberg’s COVID Response Team (CRT) announced today that the University will begin its spring semester remotely starting on Jan. 10, 2022.

Phil Koch '99

December 23, 2021

Life After Witt

Phil Koch '99

Phil Koch, Wittenberg University class of 1999, has spent years helping underserved communities through teaching, theatre, nonprofits, and community foundations. He credits his Wittenberg education with providing him the freedom and skills to explore his passions and career opportunities, and for setting him on the right track to serve vulnerable communities.

Lauren Swanson ’15

December 21, 2021

Life After Witt

Lauren Swanson ’15

Growing up with a mother, who is a writing teacher, and a father, who is a chemical engineer, Lauren Swanson, Wittenberg class of 2015, was destined to obtain a career that married her creative and analytical sides.

FIRE Week at Wittenberg

December 17, 2021

Learning and Research

Focused, Integrated, Reflective Experience

Students studying the land in nearby Yellow Springs, exploring art in Chicago, working with startups in Seattle, and creating science lessons for middle schoolers in Springfield, Ohio, will all be part of the Wittenberg’s inaugural Focused, Integrated, Reflective Experiences or F.I.R.E week, Feb. 28-March 4, 2022.