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Kenzie Hill ’20

March 16, 2021

Life After Witt

Kenzie Hill ’20

On the heels of Greek rush at Wittenberg, Kenzie Hill, Wittenberg class of 2020, exemplified how being part of a sorority benefits college students. Hill was recently presented with the national Dorothy Pierpont Shaw Leadership Award, the highest individual honor available to collegiate members of Alpha Delta Pi.

Commit to Witt

March 15, 2021

Having Light, Alumni and Friends #Commit2Witt

Proving that Tigers can accomplish anything together, Wittenberg alumni, friends, faculty, staff, students, and parents celebrated the official launch of Having Light: The Campaign for Wittenberg University with the biggest, boldest Commit to Witt day of giving ever during Wittenberg’s Founder’s Day, March 11.

Commit to Witt Graphic

March 9, 2021

Commit To Witt and Campaign Kickoff

Wittenberg’s annual Commit To Witt kicks off Thursday, March 11 – the same day as Wittenberg’s founding back in 1845 – with a range of opportunities to invest in Wittenberg and secure the University’s next 175 years.

Damu McCoy ’94

March 8, 2021

Life After Witt

Damu McCoy ’94

Wittenberg will welcome Damu McCoy, class of 1994, as the keynote speaker for the next Tiger Time Break Day, March 10, focusing on helping students re-charge, re-fuel, and ignite their future.

Tiger Time Break Day

March 7, 2021

Ignite Your Light

Wittenberg students will have a chance to ignite their future via the University’s Career and Professional Development Office while they re-charge and re-fuel on Wednesday, March 10, during the Tiger Time Break Day.

Krissy Brown ‘13

March 5, 2021

Life After Witt

Krissy Brown ‘13

Originally from Strongsville, Ohio, Krissy Brown, Wittenberg University class of 2013, became involved in theatre at the age of four, landing a role as an orphan in a local production of Annie. Since then, her tenacity, work ethic, and dedication to teaching others the craft she loves has earned her two distinguished recognitions: the international Freddie G. Fellowship Award and Arts Educator of the Decade.