Lincoln Plews Sports Editor The field hockey team travelled to Oneonta, New York last weekend to open their season with a pair of games against State University of New York Oneonta and Utica College. The Scots fought hard but came up short on both counts, …
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September 8, 2014
$70,000 to be reallocated to student organizations
Mariah Joyce News Editor At the end of each school year, chartered campus groups apply for funding through the Student Government Association (SGA) for the coming school year. Funds are drawn from an account, which pools the student activity fees collected from the student population …
New wireless network faces uncertain start
Mary Jeffries Senior News Writer The Internet connectivity problems experienced campuswide last Thursday are part of the switch to the new wireless network, which I.T. began to implement this summer. According to Chuck Wagers, director of Campus Dining and Conference Services, and Michael Hicks, director …
Cornwell initiates study on diversity
Maddi O’Neill Editor-in-Chief College President Grant Cornwell has selected a small number of faculty and administrators to undertake a Diversity and Inclusion Listening Study, which will aim to identify problem areas in the campus community with respect to whether the College does enough to support …
What are recent Wooster graduates doing now?
Amadi Washington ’14 Residence: Bronx, New York Current Occupations: Dancer, Dance Teacher, Football Coach, Babysitter In the fall I will be teaching two after-school classes — one of which is a dance class and the other a musical (which I will be doing choreography …
Not your Granddad’s bike club; more than just repairs
Sarah Carracher News Editor The Wooster Community Bike Program, colloquially known on campus as the bike club, is perhaps one of the most eclectic student groups at Wooster — its members’ majors range from studio art to physics, and they participate in tea club, …