My identity as a Black woman is ever-changing, constantly developing and refining itself. Most of my life, race was not on the forefront of my mind; I have this privilege because of how light-skinned I am. I defined myself as a biracial girl, and this …
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February 2018
C.O.W. curriculum requires change
The College of Wooster is actively considering the implementation of more classes revolving around diversity and inclusion. For this academic year, many students have voiced their concern over the Global and Cultural Perspectives requirement. The Diversity and Social Justice Task Force has proposed two new …
Being a black artist at C.O.W.
I will not deny that this particular viewpoint stems from a very personal place. And if you know me well enough, you will agree that I constantly lament about my condition as a studio art major. Being black, I am more aware of myself as …
Director of SPS gives update on security concerns
Dr. Matthew Mariola led discussions on the major on Dec. 1 and 5 in Lowry Student Center (Photo by Saeed Husain). Laura Haley Chief Copy Editor In a recent email sent to the College community, Steve Glick, director of Security and Protective Services (SPS), provided …
Fund for immigrant students established after trustee donation
Brandon Bell News Editor The College has established a new fund intended to provide financial support to students whose immigration status makes it difficult to continue to pay Wooster’s comprehensive fee. The fund, which was made possible by a $150,000 donation from trustees Richard Bell …
4 Paws students decide to leave program
Sally Kershner Features Editor Following a change of policy for the application process for the organization 4 Paws for Ability, the student volunteers of the service program have decided to discontinue the program at The College of Wooster. This decision was concluded after Megan Zerrer …