Wittenberg Chemistry Department

This past academic year was an important chapter of tremendous progress and momentum. Opening a new era of visionary leadership, Wittenberg inaugurated its 16th president, President Christian M. M. Brady on Oct. 17, 2025. In his first year at Wittenberg, President Brady has taken major strides in advancing our mission while instilling a renewed sense of excitement and hope among our community.

In addition, we’re grateful for the support of alumni and friends during a second-straight record-breaking Commit to Witt day of giving. As the fiscal year draws to a close, we invite you to join us as we carry this momentum forward in the upcoming academic year. To make your gift before June 30, please visit our giving page: https://ow.ly/n6xr50Z6qW8

Chem 281 class poses after their project poster session.

Week 1 of Chem 281 projects. What samples did you analyze?

A 0.01 fly/L solution ????

Congratulations to our colleagues in the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences—Professors Phillips, Collier, and Chatterjee—on well-deserved awards announced at today’s Honors Convocation!

Spring colors in gen chem lab

It’s Commit 2 Witt Day!

During , you can help support Wittenberg with a gift to The Wittenberg Fund. Gifts to the Wittenberg Fund provide sustaining support for academic, scholarship, cultural and athletic programs; faculty retention and recruitment; campus renewal and beautification; and other department programs and initiatives. The fund supports the area of greatest need on campus and directly impacts each of our students on a daily basis. Make your gift now: wittenberg.edu/commit2witt

Mark your calendars!

On Thursday, March 19, Tigers everywhere will come together for Commit to Witt, Wittenberg’s annual day of giving.

During this 24-hour celebration, every gift, no matter the size, helps support the students, programs, teams, and experiences that make Wittenberg special. Plus, special challenges throughout the day will give donors the chance to unlock bonus funding for the areas they love most.

Learn more about : https://www.wittenberg.edu/news/03-12-26/commit-witt-2026

Three students presented their analytical chemistry projects at Pittcon 2026.

The many colors of today’s Chem 281 titration experiment.