Following a year of dust, machinery and renovation, Babcock Hall has reopened its doors to more than just students. The culmination of a multi-year planning process, the Center for Global Diversity and Engagement, located on the main floor of Babcock Hall, has opened its doors …
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2009
Campus Sustainability and Wooster physical plant join forces
Behind the scenes at the College of Wooster, members of the Physical Plant and Campus Sustainability Committee are working together to make every building on campus a little more environmentally friendly through energy savings. According to Peter Schantz, director of the Physical Plant and Co-Chair …
Study abroad changes the perspective on Irelandís drinking stereotype for Bloom í11
When we think of Ireland, we generally picture the beautiful rolling hills of green, rainbows, pots of gold and leprechauns, red hair and freckles Ö but I think thereís one stereotype Iím forgetting. Oh yes ó drinking.† The picture of the Irish is incomplete unless …
Volleyball splits four games in weekend NCAC matches
After reeling off eight wins in its first 10 matches, the Wooster volleyball team seemed ready to assert that it was one of the top teams in the conference. However, the team learned this weekend that despite jumping out to one of its best starts …
ROUNDING THIRD
I donít mean to get sappy, but the worst heartbreak of my childhood wasnít due to my puppy running away, losing the spelling bee or the ever-prevalent lady troubles.† Stupidly enough, it was due to sports.† In 2003, when I was 13 years old and …
Field hockey streak ends, another starts
The field hockey team suffered a heartbreaking loss to Denison University last week. Early in the game it looked as if it was business as usual for the Scots.† Eileen Barrer í11 and Amanda Artman í10 both found the goal in the first half and …