On Oct. 26, President Laurie M. Joyner invited Ruth Kunkel Bayley, Wittenberg class of 1942, to her home to enjoy tea and conversation. Ruth Bayley, along with her late husband, Bob, class of 1939, embraced Wittenberg’s motto throughout their life together.
Steel City alumni turned out to welcome Wittenberg's 14th President Laurie M. Joyner to Pittsburgh, Oct. 23. The event, held at the home of artist and board member emerita Joan Milsom, class of 1947, and her husband Bob, offered an opportunity for Joyner to share the Wittenberg story and engage alumni in the university's future success.
In recent years, the Wittenberg volleyball team has invited members of the campus community to join the student-athletes and coaches on the bench for selected matches.
Following the Sept. 7 installation of Wittenberg's 14th President Laurie M. Joyner, the campus community joined together for an evening of live karaoke, one of the last scheduled events from the week-long series of activities leading up to Joyner's inauguration.
President Laurie M. Joyner was interviewed by Director of News Services and Sports Information Ryan Maurer, Oct. 4, about her first Homecoming as Wittenberg’s president. The audio interview, prepared for a segment known as “Inside Wittenberg,” was aired during halftime of the Oct. 6 football game against Wabash College.
Desiring to welcome Wittenberg's 14th president Laurie M. Joyner to Ohio higher education, The Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee hosted a special reception in her honor at his residence, Oct. 17, which brought together more than 150 guests with both Wittenberg and Ohio State ties.
On Oct. 26, President Laurie M. Joyner invited Ruth Kunkel Bayley, Wittenberg class of 1942, to her home to enjoy tea and conversation. Ruth Bayley, along with her late husband, Bob, class of 1939, embraced Wittenberg’s motto throughout their life together.
Desiring to welcome Wittenberg's 14th president Laurie M. Joyner to Ohio higher education, The Ohio State University President E. Gordon Gee hosted a special reception in her honor at his residence, Oct. 17, which brought together more than 150 guests with both Wittenberg and Ohio State ties.
