Robyn Newcomb Features Editor From Saturday, March 10 to Friday, March 16, 28 members of the Wooster community — including students, faculty and hourly staff alike — spent six days in the small, rural town of Colcord, W. Va. for the ninth annual service trip …
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April 2018
Human Library Project debuts workshop with College community
Robert Dinkins Viewpoints Editor The Wooster Human Library Project had its first workshop event in Longbrake Commons on April 5. The Human Library Project is a small-group conversational workshop where every individual becomes a book regarding their background, experience and thoughts. The original model was …
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of blacks is acceptable proof that something is wrong,” (Oct. 29, 1971). For Voice reporter Lorrie Sprague, the question of whether racism existed on the College’s campus seemed to be answered when boycotters flooded the field. As the black students presented their demands to the …
Homecoming Boycott in 1971 showed unity, action
Desi LaPoole A&E Editor Student activism at The College of Wooster is not new; in fact it is embedded in the College’s history. One of the more forgotten instances of student-led action on campus was the Homecoming Boycott of 1971. This boycott of Wooster’s …
New, returning representatives elected to Campus Council
(Left to right) Annabelle Hopkins ’19, Robin Emmons ’19, Myra Praml ’19, Stachal Harris ’21 and Halen Gifford ’21 spoke about their plans for Campus Council (Photo by C.J. Mandell). Laura Haley Chief Copy Editor Campus Council has announced the results of elections for nine …
ENVS major plans tracks, introductory course
Claire Montgomery Contributing Writer A new introductory course in environmental studies has been announced for next semester as work continues on developing curriculum for an environmental studies major. Matthew Mariola, chair of the new department, said that the Environmental Studies Curriculum Committee hopes that the …