Around the Hollow

Recent News

May 2, 2023

Life At Witt

Abby Moore ‘25

While performing on stage in front of others is a tough task for many, being the only actor on the stage in front of an audience – well that’s even tougher.

April 28, 2023

Life At Witt

Jonathan Golden ‘24

Jonathan Golden, Wittenberg class of 2024, is one of approximately 1,500 outstanding and diverse American undergraduate students to receive the Benjamin A. Gilman  International Scholarship through the U.S. Department of the State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA).

April 27, 2023

In the World

International Celebration

President Michael L. Frandsen, Sharon Frandsen, newly announced Provost and Professor of Education Brian Yontz, JoAnn Bennett, director of international education, and Tim Bennett ‘78, associate professor emeritus of languages, celebrated the University’s longstanding partnership with Lutherstadt Wittenberg.

April 26, 2023

Life At Witt

Lavender Graduation Celebration

Wittenberg University hosted its third annual LGBTQIA+ Tiger Pride Lavender Graduation celebration on Monday, April 24, at Founders Pub of the Benham-Pence Student Center.

April 25, 2023

On Campus

Equipping K-12 Educators

Wittenberg’s Department of Religion is excited to offer a special four-day, on-campus summer workshop for K-12 teachers on the topic of religious literacy in today’s classrooms, June 6-9.

Ragans and Burns Wittenberg Basketball Families

April 24, 2023

Life At Witt

Family Affair

Wittenberg women's basketball teammates Kelsey Ragan ’25 and Jazmyn Gaines-Burns ’25 have followed in their fathers' footsteps, three decades after Luke Ragan ’94 and John Burns ’95 suited up for the Tigers.

DEI Leader

Recent News

Abby Moore ‘25

While performing on stage in front of others is a tough task for many, being the only actor on the stage in front of an audience – well that’s even tougher.

Jonathan Golden ‘24

Jonathan Golden, Wittenberg class of 2024, is one of approximately 1,500 outstanding and diverse American undergraduate students to receive the Benjamin A. Gilman  International Scholarship through the U.S. Department of the State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA).

International Celebration

Lavender Graduation Celebration

Wittenberg University hosted its third annual LGBTQIA+ Tiger Pride Lavender Graduation celebration on Monday, April 24, at Founders Pub of the Benham-Pence Student Center.

Equipping K-12 Educators

Wittenberg’s Department of Religion is excited to offer a special four-day, on-campus summer workshop for K-12 teachers on the topic of religious literacy in today’s classrooms, June 6-9.

Family Affair

Wittenberg women's basketball teammates Kelsey Ragan ’25 and Jazmyn Gaines-Burns ’25 have followed in their fathers' footsteps, three decades after Luke Ragan ’94 and John Burns ’95 suited up for the Tigers.

Support Wittenberg

Around the Hollow

DEI Leader

Recent News

Abby Moore ‘25

While performing on stage in front of others is a tough task for many, being the only actor on the stage in front of an audience – well that’s even tougher.

Jonathan Golden ‘24

Jonathan Golden, Wittenberg class of 2024, is one of approximately 1,500 outstanding and diverse American undergraduate students to receive the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship through the U.S. Department of the State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA).

International Celebration

Lavender Graduation Celebration

Wittenberg University hosted its third annual LGBTQIA+ Tiger Pride Lavender Graduation celebration on Monday, April 24, at Founders Pub of the Benham-Pence Student Center.

Equipping K-12 Educators

Wittenberg’s Department of Religion is excited to offer a special four-day, on-campus summer workshop for K-12 teachers on the topic of religious literacy in today’s classrooms, June 6-9.

Family Affair

Wittenberg women's basketball teammates Kelsey Ragan ’25 and Jazmyn Gaines-Burns ’25 have followed in their fathers' footsteps, three decades after Luke Ragan ’94 and John Burns ’95 suited up for the Tigers.

Support Wittenberg

Jonathan Golden, Wittenberg class of 2024, is one of approximately 1,500 outstanding and diverse American undergraduate students to receive the Benjamin A. Gilman  International Scholarship through the U.S. Department of the State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA).