Over the summer I developed an addiction, and an unhealthy one at that. This particular form of addiction is one that I would bet most people our age face. In my case, this addiction was a colossal waste of time and productive energy. That’s right, …
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September 2016
Staff Editorial
To preserve free speech on our campus, the staff of The Wooster Voice would like to bring to the attention of the faculty, staff, administration and student body the need for an impartial group to which individuals can appeal when their art or published materials …
Dissecting the impact of Donald Trump’s volatile hatred
With each and every election, politicians and political commentators compare the policies of their political opponents to those of past politicians. Unfortunately, this year, we are seeing many comparisons made to that of infamous dictator and mass murderer Adolf Hitler. History classes around the world …
Get the fries you deserve
It’s a new school year and Wooster has welcomed us back with open arms. Almost everything is the same here at our beloved college. Everything except the fries at Mom’s. Now you may be wondering, amidst all the chaos that is the year 2016, why …
Students propose new fraternity, Delta Gamma Tau
Oscar Bautista Staff Writer With the help of some third parties, Francisco Martinez ’19 and Anthony Cisneros ’19 are currently in the process of founding a new fraternity on campus: Delta Gamma Tau. The new fraternity strives to gather men from all cultures and faiths …
Students register to vote amidst policy confusion
The College Democrats completed non-partisan training and are the only student group qualified to register voters Janel England News Editor Ohio’s status as a pivotal swing state makes it a desirable place to be registered to vote. But as the deadline for voter registration approaches …