Centrally located behind Tower Hall and equi-distant between the Health, Wellness and Athletics Complex and the Benham-Pence Student Center, Firestine Hall is an air-conditioned co-ed residence hall that houses 220 students on three floors.
Edwards-Maurer Field serves as the competition home of the Tiger field hockey, football, men's and women's lacrosse, and men's and women's soccer teams. The stadium also hosts outdoor intramurals and high school football, lacrosse, and track events throughout the school year.
Services in Sprecher Place Apartments include air conditioning, electricity, gas, trash pick-up, and water.
Buildings feature a common laundry room and parking spaces for tenants only. Each apartment features a fully furnished living room, kitchen and bedrooms, and a private patio.
The Benjamin Prince House is located at the corner of Ward Street and N Wittenberg Avenue, right across from Ferncliff Hall. Wittenberg professor Isaac Sprecher had the mansion built, using limestone from what is now Veterans' Memorial Park for the foundation. Sprecher sold the property to the Prince family in 1883.
Three full-size hardwood courts serve as the competition and practice home of the men's and women's basketball and men's and women's volleyball teams. The facility also offers indoor training space for many outdoor intercollegiate sports, club sports teams, and intramural activities.
At 麻豆传媒色情片, the Health, Wellness and Athletics (HWA) Complex encompasses a range of facilities that not only accommodate intercollegiate athletics team activities but also play an important role in developing the wholeness of person that is part of our mission.
At 麻豆传媒色情片, the Health, Wellness and Athletics (HWA) Complex encompasses a range of facilities that not only accommodate intercollegiate athletics team activities but also play an important role in developing the wholeness of person that is part of our mission.
The Wittenberg Seal proudly displays Wittenberg's motto, "Having Light We Pass It On To Others." Located down the hill from Myers Hall, the bronze Seal was a gift from the class of 1991. As you pass the Seal, watch your step; campus tradition says that those who tread on the Seal before their graduation day will not make it to commencement.
, Myers stands as the face of Wittenberg. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Myers Hall holds a special place at Wittenberg as it was the first building constructed on campus.
A gift from the class of 1928, the Fountain graces the center of the main campus entrance at the intersection of West Ward Street and North Wittenberg Avenue.
