Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor On Monday, March 2, over 40 Wooster community members protested outside of City Hall on Market St. Gathering as early as 6:00 p.m., many protesters came to urge city council members to denounce local government and law enforcement cooperation with …
AAUP releases statement on February layoffs
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor Following the abrupt staff layoffs on Feb. 5 at the College, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) College of Wooster chapter released a statement on the situation. As per their website, “The AAUP is “a union and membership association …
Viewpoints Editor Nwanne Eke ’26 interviews Scot Council President-Elect Tylynn Gault ’27
Nwanne Eke Viewpoints Editor NE: I want to start off by saying congratulations on your election to Scot Council as the President for the 26-27 academic year. As someone who has worked with you previously in a student leadership position and has seen your dedication …
Phi Sigma Tau lecture argues Pyrrhonian Skeptics
Helena Marten News Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 25, Chelsea Bowden, assistant professor of philosophy at Denison University, gave a talk for the Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society event in Lean Lecture Hall. In 2024, Bowden published a paper titled “Inquiry, Value, and Some Peculiarities of …
Campus safety email addresses AI dispatch concerns
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Thursday, Feb. 26, Interim Dean of Students Joe Kirk sent an email to the campus community announcing changes to the department of campus safety’s dispatch system. In January, campus safety began partnering with a third-party company called Campus Dispatch for …
Featured: English department celebrates legacy of Toni Morrison
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Feb. 27, The College of Wooster’s English Department gathered to celebrate current and new majors, along with the life and legacy of esteemed novelist Toni Morrison. Born Chloe Anthony Wofford on Feb. 17, 1931 in Lorain, Ohio, Morrison has become …