Director of Residence Life John Reynolds sent a reminder to students about fall break health and safety inspections that will occur from Oct. 4 at 9 a.m. to Oct. 5 at 9 p.m. The inspections will take five to 15 minutes depending on the size …
Wooster Peace Collective shares resolution and goals at rally for peace
Ethan Bardoe Contributing Writer Wooster students and Wayne County citizens held a “Rally For Peace” on Sept. 20 along Market Street, organized by the Wooster Peace Collective (WPC) — an organization formed this January to advocate for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War and against …
Lyric Theater plans to bring diverse programming and community outreach to downtown Wooster
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor In the midst of businesses in downtown Wooster, there stands a mid-century building at the corner of South and Market Street. Although the building stood vacant for decades, over the last couple of years it has become the location for the …
Theater and GMDS major immerses students in the art of shadow puppetry
Ethan Bardoe ’26 Contributing Writer Lily Bulman ’25, theater and global media & digital studies double major, performed her I.S., “Reflected Desires: An Immersive Myth” in Wishart Hall’s Wise Studio on Sept. 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. Her I.S. told stories through the method …
A round of applause for a new music ensemble
Morgan Hunter ’25 Contributing Writer There are few greater joys at The College of Wooster than engaging with the Music Department’s events; lucky for the campus community, the faculty and students always have something new up their sleeves! This past Friday Sept. 27, the Wooster …
Queer people don’t have to come out to anyone but themselves
Anousha Datta Contributing Writer Queer people have existed for centuries — appearing in ancient texts and scriptures — and will continue to exist, no matter how much queerphobic legislation is passed. Being queer isn’t a fad, a phase or a new “liberal agenda.” And while …