Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Throughout my time at Wooster, I have had a love-hate relationship with the College. Despite what my past viewpoints and emails to school administrators may lead you to believe, I truly do love Wooster, but the Wooster I once felt so prideful …
What are the Voice staff doing over the summer?
Sarah Buchholtz ’28 – I am working as a barista at Caribou Coffee and interning for the city of Spring Lake Park in Minnesota, where I will help with a variety of tasks for the city, including budgeting, city planning and election-related work. I also …
House Bill 249 progresses to Ohio Senate
Amanda Crouse News Editor The Ohio House of Representatives Judiciary Committee passed House Bill (HB) 249 on Wednesday, March 25 by a vote of 63 to 32. The bill was introduced in the Senate on March 26, and on April 15 it was referred to …
College to initiate greenway plan in May with house demolitions
Amanda Crouse News Editor The Voice reached out to President Anne McCall and Alexa Konstantinos, vice president of marketing and communications for the College, to inquire about the “greenway” project, which would establish a recreational, outdoor space open to students and Wooster community members. On …
Environmental studies pivots in course offerings as Moreno leaves and two professors go on leave
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor After receiving a tip earlier this month that professors in the environmental studies departments would be leaving the College, the Voice reached out to Matt Mariola, associate professor of environmental studies, who was not one of the professors rumored to …
Compton renovation remains on track to open in August 2027
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor Compton Hall continues to undergo renovations, with plans to be in use for the 2027-28 academic year. Beau Mastrine, senior director for facilities management and development, led the Voice on a tour on Friday, April 24, to highlight the progress …
