Maggie Dougherty News Editor The new school year brought on new security developments aimed at making campus safer for students. In a recent email, Steve Glick, director of Security and Protective Services (SPS), informed the campus about students’ new ID cards, a number of new …
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August 2018
Counselors are a valuable resource for self-care
Going into a new school year can be daunting, to say the least. While college can introduce the most rewarding memories, people and lessons, there comes a certain level of anxiety that can arise from being away from the normalcy of family and friends at …
Search to replace Wellness counselor begins
Samuel Casey Contributing Writer Over the summer, one of the four licensed counselors who provided services at the Longbrake Student Wellness Center left, leaving only three counselors available to students. “Emily Harstine took another job over the course of the summer, and we wish her …
Prioritize proactive change
This past Saturday, John McCain, a Republican Senator from the state of Arizona, died in office. McCain can now finally rest easy after a long battlewith cancer. I was somewhat surprised by the rhetoric following his death; many of his political rivals spoke very highly …
Search underway for new chief diversity officer
Laura Haley News Editor On Monday, Aug. 20, an email was sent by President Sarah Bolton wishing students a successful start to the semester and informing the student body of an open meeting for students on Wednesday, Aug. 27 to discuss ideas for the search …
Discover Wooster by first discovering yourself
Make time to connect with people on campus. It could be casual hang-outs with friends, club activities or sports events. Don’t isolate yourself and try not to spend too much time alone. There could be a continuum regarding how much time each individual needs or …