• ALUMNI CAREERS DAY is scheduled for today, Oct. 22. The faculty coordinators have once again recruited a great mix of panelists! Read More...
• EIGHT WITTENBERG GREATS will be inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Honor during Homecoming Weekend ceremonies this weekend. Brad Baldridge ’91, Loyal Bishop ’52, Beth Green ’94, Taver Johnson ’94, Rick Lyons ’92, Tony Vedova ’61, Jon Warga ’91 and Scott Watters ’87 will join 139 other athletes who have been selected for this prestigious honor the last 19 years. Read More...
• WITTENBERG WILL HONOR eight of its own Saturday, Oct. 23, as part of the college’s inaugural Homecoming/Reunion Weekend celebration known as “The Big Shebang,” Oct. 22-23. Read More...
• NEW STUDENT SHOWCASE, directed by Jean Howat Berry '83, will be presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance at 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Oct. 22-23, Blair Hall Theatre.
• STEVE SCHUMAKER '75, Clark County prosecutor, was a guest speaker in the Literature and the Law class on Oct. 7. Johnny Pryor '99, Clark County assistant prosecutor, teaches the class.
• RANDY ADAMACK '73, vice president of communications, Seattle Mariners, visited campus on Oct. 12 as the Executive-in-Residence for the management department. Hank Sturges ’73 was instrumental in arranging Adamack's visit. Read More...
• DAN STROEH '01, playwright and winner of the 2001 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival's National Student Playwriting Award, will give a talk titled "Passion, Priorities and Paying Rent: A Writer's Life after Witt" at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 26, Ness Family Auditorium, Hollenbeck Hall. Stroeh will be on campus the week of Oct. 25-29 visiting English, theatre and WittSem classes.
• THE OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS asks for assistance in keeping alumni information as current as possible. Keep in touch with your classmates and friends from Wittenberg. Please send contact information to Pam Deselem, information resources.
