Michael Hatchett A&E Editor Theater fans have something to be excited about. Starting this Wednesday, the theatre & dance department will begin performances of their third annual Festival of New Works, a platform for the works of student playwrights, directors, performers, dancers and designers. The …
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February 2016
C3 to move into house, Babcock to become first-year dorm
Stephen Lumetta News Editor The Cross-Cultural Connections (C3) Program will be moving out of Babcock Hall for next year. The program will move into Westminster Cottage, and if it needs additional space, into Troyer House as well. Babcock will become an entirely first-year hall next …
Campus Dining closes Mom’s at 2 a.m. instead of 3
Maddi O’Neill Editor in Chief Mom’s Truck Stop now closes at 2 a.m. instead of 3 a.m., following a decision made by administrators in Campus Dining and the Division of Student Life. The change was implemented when students returned from Winter Break. The hours at …
Students react to new restrictions on small house events
As student groups like Common Grounds grapple with the new regulations, many students are raising concerns about a lack of party spaces and the potential dangers of parties moving off campus. Meg Itoh News Editor Students were notified last week that small houses would be …
Admins have works removed from Lowry
Questions raised about removal of Art Wall panels, The Squirrel Mariah Joyce Editor in Chief There has been some confusion over the policies which govern what content is appropriate to display on the Art Wall or include in independent publications, following recent events on campus. …
Grant preserves student research
Brandon Bell Contributing Writer The College of Wooster has received a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to fund undergraduate research in chemistry and physics during the summer for the next three years. The grant re-establishes a Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) unit that …