Samantha Harris Contributing Writer I never expected to go to college at all, let alone attend a private institution like The College of Wooster. I grew up low-income and I am a proud first-generation student, so much so that I serve as the First-Generation and …
The chemistry of coffee: Wooster Science Café
Sara Moore | Science Editor On Nov. 4, the community gathered at the Lyric Theater in downtown Wooster, not to watch a film, but to attend this month’s Wooster Science Café. November’s lecture was titled “The Chemistry of Flavor,” and was presented by Joe Vaughan and …
Five Nights at Freddy’s still haunts players a decade later
Willow Rodriguez A&E Editor Imagine this: You’re stuck at a terrible-paying security job working the night shift at a children’s pizzeria. The only solace you have is a training voicemail and a poster of child-friendly animatronic animals. The harsh light flickers and static hums on …
Sustainability is promoted at annual Clothing Swap
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, Nov. 9, the Office of Sustainability and Knot Another Fiber Arts Society hosted a campus Clothing Swap in Allen Commons from 3-5 p.m. The event encouraged students to get free clothes, donate unwanted items and mend clothes, all while …
Symphonic Band performs “Songs for A Burgeoning Nation”
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wooster Symphonic Band held their “Songs For a Burgeoning Nation” concert in the Scheide Music Center. The band, under the direction of conductor Jeffrey Gershman, performed five songs written by American artists, including the first-ever performance …
An exciting Culture Show ends International Education Week
Willow Rodriguez & Semir Jackson A&E Editors On Saturday, Nov. 8, International Student Services (ISS) hosted the annual Culture Show at McGaw Chapel as part of International Education Week. The College of Wooster Pipe Band opened the event by performing several pieces from the Scottish …