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October 25, 2021
On Campus

Greek Week 2021

Special activities to take place Oct. 25-30

The Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils are hosting Greek Week activities that Wittenberg community members are invited to attend, October 25-30.

Annual competitions and events are designed as a way for Wittenberg students to give back to the Springfield community this fall.

"Greek Week is a great opportunity for our fraternities and sororities to connect with others through friendly competition while also giving back to the Springfield community," says Jade Jones, director of student involvement & fraternity and sorority life. "Being involved in a fraternity or sorority at Wittenberg means you are joining a community that values membership enrichment, academic growth, and personal connections that will last a lifetime. Our fraternity and sorority members are the keepers of the Wittenberg light, where they can keep our values-based traditions going while also starting new traditions. We welcome all who are interested in joining our community as they become the next group of light passers that can lead our community forward."

Throughout the week, sorority and fraternity chapters are split into teams and compete to earn the most points. In light of Halloween coming, this year鈥檚 Greek Week theme is 鈥淐arve Out A Good Time,鈥 and the week will feature several in-person events.

To kick things off on Monday, there will be a judging of banners made by each fraternity and sorority at the Benham-Pence Student Center, beginning at 4:30 p.m.

A blood drive in the parking lot of the Joseph C. Shouvlin Center for Lifelong Learning will be the big event on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to donate blood for those in need. From 5 to 6:30 p.m., there will be a Mental Health Matters information session in room 105 of the Shouvlin Center. All are invited to join in for trivia on Wednesday night in Founders at 8 p.m.

Canstruction, an event where the teams compete to build sculptures out of food products, takes place on Thursday in Shouvlin 105 from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with all food being donated to the Second Harvest Food Bank after the competition. On Friday, students will head over to the National Trails Parks & Recreation Department鈥檚 Chiller Ice Rink for a little Broomball from 10 p.m. to midnight.

From 1 to 6 p.m. on Saturday, teams will be collecting food items for Wittenberg鈥檚 Campus Cupboard, as well as packing meals for the Lesotho Nutrition Initiative.

And finally, the week will end with Lip Sync Battles in the Pam Evans Smith Arena, part of the 265,000-square-foot Health, Wellness & Athletics Complex from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday night where the winning team from all the week鈥檚 events will be announced.

For more information on Greek Week and Greek life at Wittenberg, visit this page.

-By Isabella Fiorito 鈥23

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Wittenberg's curriculum has centered on the liberal arts as an education that develops the individual's capacity to think, read, and communicate with precision, understanding, and imagination. We are dedicated to active, engaged learning in the core disciplines of the arts and sciences and in pre-professional education grounded in the liberal arts. Known for the quality of our faculty and their teaching, Wittenberg has more Ohio Professors of the Year than any four-year institution in the state. The university has also been recognized nationally for excellence in community service, sustainability, and intercollegiate athletics. Located among the beautiful rolling hills and hollows of Springfield, Ohio, Wittenberg offers more than 100 majors, minors and special programs, enviable student-faculty research opportunities, a unique student success center, service and study options close to home and abroad, a stellar athletics tradition, and successful career preparation.

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