Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Saturday, Feb. 1, students gathered at the Scot Center to party and compete in the live musical game show “Aux Cord Wars,” hosted by Black Student Association (BSA). “Aux Cord Wars” kicked off Wooster’s Black History Month celebrations and paved …
Wooster students explore environmental education
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief During the weekend of Jan. 31 through Feb. 1, 12 Wooster students traveled to Mohican State Park for the Winter Snow Conference. Hosted by the Environmental Education Council of Ohio (EECO), the weekend conference provided educators, students and those who are passionate …
Allyship is not enough
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief As Donald Trump enters the Oval Office for his second term, I have noticed an increase in discussions about allyship and support networks. This is all well and good — but what does it actually mean to be an ally? Allyship has …
Who will be cleaning your toilets?
Nemsie Gonzalez Managing Editor As we settle into the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term, there is a lot to reckon with. To no one’s surprise, immigration and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives have been top of mind for the 47th president. Increases in …
The College welcomes new staff members going into the spring semester
Gianna Hayes News Editor The beginning of the semester has seen various changes in staffing and administration. Jason McGrath, formerly of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has been welcomed as vice president of enrollment management in the president’s cabinet. He previously worked …
Lyric Theater set to celebrate its opening weekend downtown
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor With the help of hundreds of donors, a ribbon cutting at 3:30 p.m. today (Feb. 8) will celebrate the official opening of the Lyric Theater in downtown Wooster. The theater’s opening comes after years of planning and fundraising, stemming from the …