Matt Olszewski Senior Sports Writer Although the Wooster women’s basketball team’s season has not been as positive as they hoped it would be, there have for sure been strong moments throughout. One of those positives came on Wednesday, Jan. 29 when the Scots defeated the …
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Men’s lacrosse begins season with scrimmage
Ben Blotner Contributing Writer The College of Wooster men’s lacrosse team saw its first action of the season in a scrimmage at Walsh University on Saturday. The scrimmage, which does not count in the regular season saw the Scots fight hard but ultimately fall to the Walsh Cavaliers by …
Take advantage of studying at a diverse school
Yuta Nitnai Considering how the College comprises of students from 45 states and 62 different countries, it is evident that this institution welcomes diversity. These statistics seemed impressive when I was initially applying to colleges. After three years, however, it has occurred to me that …
C.O.W. increases the cost of tuition
Claire Montgomery Senior News Writer On Dec. 19, President Sarah Bolton sent an email detailing a rise in tuition, room and board for the 2020-21 school year. “After careful deliberation, the College’s Board of Trustees has determined that the com- prehensive fee … will increase …
Wooster alumni running for United States Congress
Samuel Casey News Editor Did you know that some pretty famous politicians have graduated from Wooster? A governor of Idaho, deputy director of the FBI, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve and more have all walked these hallowed grounds with “Scotland the Brave” ringing in …
College and City continue to improve relationship
Olivia Proe Features Editor Beall Avenue acts as the main thoroughfare of The College of Wooster campus, but it has also long been an intersection between the lives of students and city residents. Hateful comments, harassment and sometimes acts of violence towards students along Beall …