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Heidelberg is rolling out the laughter for the grand finale of its 175th anniversary celebration — and who better to bring down the house than comedy legend and distinguished alum Brian Regan? Known across the country as “your favorite comedian’s favorite comedian,” Brian is coming back to where it all began. He’ll take the stage at Tiffin’s Ritz

The ̽����ѡ Volleyball team emerged unbeaten in a quad match in Cleveland, beating host Case Western Reserve on Friday before picking up wins over Westminster and Olivet on Saturday. Heidelberg improved to 6-2 on the season. The win over Westminster was the 500th career victory for Head Coach Jason Miller. He becomes just the fourth

When Heidelberg science alumni talk about what sets them apart in graduate school and beyond, one experience rises to the top: the Body Donor Lab. For Devyn Carder ‘21 and Emma Keto ‘25, the chance to learn anatomy and physiology through Heidelberg’s cadaver-based courses was transformative, preparing them not only for advanced studies but also to

The ̽����ѡ Volleyball team will host Spike Night Under the Lights – a one-of-a-kind outdoor volleyball event – on Monday, Sept. 22. Held at Hoernemann Stadium, the event will start with a junior varsity match between Tiffin Columbian and Tiffin Calvert High Schools at 5:30 p.m. The varsity teams for the Tornadoes and Senecas will

The world of scientific research is full of unpredictability – but it also has its constants. For Heidelberg Biology Professor Dr. Noel Mano, one thing was certain when he accepted a role as lead academic faculty member at the Summer Science Program: exactly who he wanted by his side. He hand-picked two standout ’Berg scholars to assist him – 2025

With excitement and a touch of nervous energy, Heidelberg’s Class of 2029 took their first steps into tradition on Thursday morning, crossing T-Bridge and gathering for Opening Convocation to celebrate the start of their college journey and the 2025-26 academic year. The ceremonies ushered in Heidelberg’s 176th year of making opportunities for

Twelve years ago, Scott Carpenter arrived at Heidelberg with two goals in mind: crush college life and shine on the golf course. But by his own admission, Plan A quickly gave way to Plan B. That shift turned out to be the best thing that could’ve happened. Today, the 2017 alum has built a successful career as a news anchor, with opportunities that

̽����ѡ will welcome a nationally recognized corporate leader to campus next month as the keynote speaker for this fall’s Patricia Adams Lecture Series. Ramona Hood, former president and CEO of FedEx Custom Critical, will deliver the keynote address on Thursday, Sept. 25. Hood, who brings more than 30 years of executive experience at

Heidelberg Athletics takes pride in recognizing its student-athletes and teams who earned academic honors over the summer for their achievements during the 2024-2025 school year. Several programs were recognized, including Women's Soccer, Women's Basketball, Volleyball, Women's Swimming, Softball, and Baseball. The Ohio Collegiate Soccer

The Heidelberg New Music Association (HNMA) is hitting all the right notes! This summer, student HNMA members and their advisor, Dr. Matthew Kennedy, were thrilled to score a $3,784 ArtSTART matching grant from the Ohio Arts Council. The funding will help set the stage for the debut of the 1st Biennial New Music Festival & Symposium this spring. “I

Heidelberg Theatre invites you to get Enchanted, Empowered, and a Little Unhinged! as they prepare for a lineup of bold, whimsical and thought-provoking productions in the 2025-26 season. Director of Theatre Karla Kash has announced that the season will open with Legally Blonde, with music and lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Neil Benjamin and book

For nearly 40 years, Dr. Pam Faber has been sparking curiosity and shaping futures in Heidelberg’s anatomy and physiology classrooms and labs. Now, her incredible impact has been recognized with the 2025 Outstanding Educator Award! The award, presented this morning by The Seneca County Collaborative as part of its annual Educators Appreciation

Construction on Heidelberg’s new $27.4 million Student Athletics, Academic, and Recreation Center – the Fieldhouse – is winding up and winding down at the same time, according to Rod Morrison, Vice President for Facilities and Engineering. The Fieldhouse should be “substantially complete” by the target of Sept. 5. “It's that time in a construction

Whether for personal or professional reasons, Ken Fruscella’s engagement with Heidelberg over the past eight-plus years has been very satisfying. Now, he’s taking it to the next level. In June, Ken ’84 began serving a three-year term as president of Heidelberg’s Alumni Council. He’s been a member of the Council since 2017, serving as Vice President

The 2025 Ron Linhart Memorial Back the Berg Golf Outing saw 48 teams battle rain, humidity, and the golf course on Friday, July 25. In the end, the team of Chad Fitzgerald, Parker Fronk, Sam Ankrom, and Joey Wenning took top honors with a 16-under 56. They beat two groups who carded a 14-under 58. For more than two decades, the outing has been the

Scott Carpenter’s on-air success as a TV sportscaster and news anchor began in the modest WHEI TV and radio studios at Heidelberg, where he graduated in 2017 with a double major in communication and integrated media. On Thursday, Aug. 21, Scott will return to where it all began, Heidelberg, to help his alma mater officially kick off the 2025-26

I’m all out of aloha. Lahaina is gone. That’s the sentiment shared by the thousands of victims of the tragic wildfire that devastated Lahaina, on the island of Maui, Hawaii, in August 2023. The Lahaina community experienced profound loss of life, property, and culture as a result of the fire. In all, 102 lives were lost, 11,000 were displaced, and

A little more than a mile south of the village of Bascom, just off County Road 7, between U.S. Route 224 and Hopewell-Loudon School, sits the Funk-Dewald Nature Preserve, donated to ̽����ѡ nearly 50 years ago by alumnus Wayne Funk, Class of 1921. The preserve has been relatively unchanged since it was donated, with many old-growth

Heidelberg's Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) program has been awarded a new $2.25 million grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) that will help make counseling education more accessible and affordable to future clinicians who are passionate about serving the mental health needs of their communities. The grant

With an impressive resumé that includes time at all three NCAA divisions, Mike Summey has been named the next head coach of the ̽����ѡ Men's Basketball program. Mike reports to Tiffin after a stint as the General Manager of the Men's Basketball program at the University of Utah. Mike becomes the 21st head coach in program history

The people are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free. – Union General Gordon Granger’s General Order No. 3, in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865 As the Heidelberg community celebrated the raising of the Juneteenth flag in a ceremony Wednesday morning, Director of Student

AUSTIN, Texas - Already one of the most highly decorated student-athletes in the history of ̽����ѡ Softball, senior right fielder Gabbie Stallbaum has received another major award. On Tuesday, Stallbaum was named an Academic All-American by College Sports Communicators (CSC) – becoming just the fourth 'Berg softball player to earn

The weather in Tiffin may not be very predictable this time of year, but there’s one thing that is: the spirit and joy among the 500-plus alumni who returned to Heidelberg’s campus to celebrate Alumni Weekend 2025. This year’s festivities embraced the theme of Heidelberg’s 175th Anniversary, marking one of the many celebratory events in the ongoing

Each year during the Alumni Weekend luncheon, we have an opportunity to continue with a 54-year tradition to recognize individuals and families who have made significant contributions through their professional lives and service, as they have led lives of purpose with distinction. At Alumni Weekend 2025, we were honored to recognize two outstanding