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Those Who Live Between Fantasy and Reality: The World of Role Play

By Evelyn Huspen | March 18

There’s a skeleton in Hunter Gairland’s closet, and he will happily tell you about it, but only if you strap in and brace for the dramatic unveiling of an adventure months in the making. “Rollard came shambling in, a bit of crick to his joints ...

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Pets on campus for when the going gets ruff

By Evelyn Huspen | April 24

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Torched Tracks

By Rayne James | April 15

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Cowboy Carter: The Musical Love Letter to Black Creatives

By Zora Shakhan | April 1

When Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, better known as Beyoncé, released her latest album, "Cowboy Carter," she reclaimed country music for black voices. Since then, "Cowboy Carter" has shattered expectations and broken numerous barriers, making a profound impact during such challenging times of race ...

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The Director's Cut

By Gabriela Fronk | March 3

It’s an exciting time for the Wittenberg theatre community, with spring productions in full swing. Two such plays, "Witch" and "No Exit," were held in February. Written by Jen Silverman, "Witch" is a modern adaptation of the Jacobean drama "The Witch of Edmonton," originally published ...

Entertainment

Those Who Live Between Fantasy and Reality: The World of Role Play

Pets on campus for when the going gets ruff

Torched Tracks

Cowboy Carter: The Musical Love Letter to Black Creatives

The Director's Cut

Seniors Taking Their Last Serve: Through the Lens

Dr. Rosemarie Garland-Thomson at Wittenberg