On Saturday, April 11, the Wittenberg Art Department hosted its senior art exhibit reception in the Ann Miller and Thompson Galleries to great public approval, with over 50 attendees at the gathering. The exhibition “Prologue to Somewhere” featured the works of nine art seniors with a variety ...
Elizabeth Brady—the wife of Wittenberg’s current President, Christian Brady, and an associate teaching professor for Penn State—read last Thursday, March 19, from her 2024 book of essays, “Oil for Your Lantern: Sharing Light After the Death of a Child,” sharing her journey of grief with attending ...
The Sunseeker Resort Florida Gulf Coast, Curio Collection by Hilton (yes, that is its full name) of Port Charlotte is perched right on the waterfront. It’s an extraordinary structure, tall and white and gleaming, practically on top of Charlotte Harbor. The land used to be unremarkable here, a little ...
3 a.m. in Smyrna, Tennessee. It’s raining, and Twenty One Pilots is playing quietly. Dalyn Bentley is hunched over his drawing tablet, undoing and redrawing a line for the umpteenth time while his mom, stepdad, and older sister sleep. He rolls his stylus restlessly between his fingers. The heavy outline ...
The light shone brightly on Monday, Martin Luther King Day, and Wittenberg’s annual MLK Convocation brought that light to the community through the words of this year’s guest speaker and ‘94 alumnus, Christopher E. Thompson, in his speech, “The Light We Find, the Light We Carry.”Opening remarks ...
Currently open until November 9th, Wittenberg’s Theater and Dance department is showing off the second Student Lab Theater production of the semester: the dark comedy “I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire,” written by Samantha Murley and directed by Witt staple Greyson Sanders. Students will enjoy ...
From October 30th to November 2nd, Wittenberg’s Theater and Dance department debuted their mainstage show of the fall semester: the dark-comedy musical “Ride the Cyclone,” written by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond and directed by Witt’s own Adrienne Oehlers. By the fact that all four performances ...
Wittenberg’s fall theater performance, “Ride the Cyclone,” has already sold out, and senior Theater Performance and Psychology double-major Abby Lanhart can’t wait to see the full production come to fruition—especially as one of the stars! “Ride the Cyclone” is a dark comedy about six ...
A new professor is making her mark on arts and culture at Wittenberg and on Springfield as a whole: Kelley Booze, well-known local artist and now Visiting Assistant Professor of Art. Booze is a recent graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, receiving her Masters of Fine Arts in Studio Art this ...
