Brian Luck Contributing Writer “Once not long ago, a group of musicians came to Israel from Egypt. You probably didn’t hear about it. It wasn’t very important,” opens the musical, “The Band’s Visit.” Though the events of “The Band’s Visit” seem unimportant, the musical itself …
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EarthFest expands programming and opens up to new organizations
Zoe Covey Features Editor It’s time for EarthFest at The College of Wooster, and this year it’s going to be bigger than ever. The event is hosted by Greenhouse and will be this Friday, April 19 on the Lowry back patio. It focuses on raising …
FOEIT holds forum after year-long discussions
Campus Council held an open discussion on the work of the taskforce and allowed a chance for students to provide feedback Samuel Casey News Editor On Tuesday, April 16, Campus Council hosted the Freedom of Expression and Inquiry Taskforce (FOEIT) forum to serve as an …
Heartbeat Bill restricts abortion
Last Thursday, April 11, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed the Heartbeat Bill, making Ohio one of the five states in the U.S. with the most restrictive abortion laws. As he signed, supporters stood behind him smiling while holding their own infants and children. As they …
Scotlight: Rachel Lau
Rachel Lau ’19 talks about her dance and economics I.S. project and her journey as a choroegrapher and dancer. Please introduce yourself. My name is Rachel Lau, and I’m from Hong Kong. I’m a double major in economics and theatre & dance. I’m most active …
Artist Jules Davis ’19 explores spaces in Wooster
Claire Wineman Senior Staff Writer The first thing I noticed upon walking into Jules Davis ’19’s senior Independent Study (I.S.) exhibition, “Making Space,” was the large black and white drawing taking up one of the walls. While it is the quietest aspect of the multi-media …