November 2013

Camille Schwartz Contributing Writer In contrast to the romanticized images of college life depicted in films and television shows, being a student can be a stressful time for those attempting to balance various extra-curricular activities, academics and a social life. Fortunately, there are steps and …

Kieran Mundy Contributing Writer A partnership between water and coffee, two of the world’s most common beverages, just might have the power to change the world. At least that’s the thinking behind an on-campus social justice project spearheaded by Bailey Connor ’15. For the project, …

Brooke Skiba Features Editor It’s common knowledge that Wooster is a small campus — it’s impossible to go anywhere without recognizing familiar faces —and in many ways this makes us a tight-knit community. Nevertheless, there are still divides on campus that many are working to …

Wyatt Smith Features Editor Note: This article is part one of a two-part series on LGBT+ representation on campus. This week the focus is on issues students have with how queerness is currently represented. Next week’s segment will cover what changes students would like to …

Jesse Tiffen Viewpoints Editor Over the past year, Matt Mariola, a visiting assistant professor in sociology, anthropology and environmental studies, has turned what once was a parking lot into a healthy and flourishing vegetable garden with help from the enthusiastic students who signed up for …