Lark Pinney Features Editor Where are you from? I am from a small town in Michigan called Tecumseh which is around 30 minutes from the Ohio border and about three hours from Wooster. How did you settle on Wooster? My grandpa knew about the …
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COVID narrative puts high-risk groups in jeopardy
Hannah Groetsch Contributing Writer I have asthma and my dad is an immunosuppressed doctor, so the past seven months have been stressful to say the least. While I’m very privileged that my family hasn’t felt the worst effects of this pandemic, I’m in a …
Sportlight
Matt Olszewski Senior Sports Writer On Saturday, Oct. 17, President Sarah Bolton announced that the College would be changing to remote learning for the rest of the semester, and that all athletic practices would be cancelled. Amidst all of this stress and chaos on …
Friends can’t disagree over human rights
James Dwyer Contributing Writer The United States presidential election is in less than a month. This is one of the most tumultuous and irritating election seasons in decades. If we are truly honest with ourselves, I doubt any of us anticipated it being anything …
Beyond fabric: Kindness through fiber arts
Allison Ringold Staff Writer In an age when machines are the norm, it’s not uncommon to think of the fiber arts as old-fashioned. Although the practices of knitting, crocheting, basket weaving, etc. have been around for centuries, they are more relevant now than ever. …
Debate fails to inform voters
Elyse Evans Contributing Writer Picture this: It’s a Tuesday night in late September, and you sit down with your roommates to watch the first 2020 presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. If you were one of the unlucky …