Laura Haley Chief Copy Editor Reflecting on my Wooster experience, there are a few bits of advice I wish I’d known three years ago. Please note that I am not qualified to give advice. However, I’ve been at Woo long enough to know what …
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April 2021
Wooster Sportlight: Devereux thankful for a tennis season
Mathew Olszewski Senior Sports Writer The College of Wooster women’s tennis team just wrapped up their 2020-2021 season. Although they finished with a record of 1-9, they played extremely strong competition this season — mostly teams that are currently nationally ranked, such as Kenyon …
Recontextualizing H. Lowry
Hannah Eastman Contributing Writer Content warning for mentions of sexual harassment and assault In the wake of #MeToo, reexamining and recontextualizing societal norms has proved a continuous challenge. The reporting of the Voice over the past few weeks has been groundbreaking in that attempting …
Quarantined and saved, but at what cost?
Maud Bulman Contributing Writer It is no secret that being quarantined on campus is a stressful situation. Being suddenly uprooted from your living space, having your routine disturbed, spending ten days in isolation and being anxious over testing positive can leave any student feeling …
Voice senior editorial staff reflects on experiences
Olivia Proe What positions have you held? Chief Copy Editor, Viewpoints Editor, Features Editor. What was the first article you worked on? A viewpoint on mental health at Wooster. The last article you worked on Advice for underclassmen on I.S. Favorite article you’ve worked on …
Scot Council requires accountability
This Viewpoint was submitted anonymously following last week’s Scot Council Executive Call-in. As a student of color who had the opportunity to attend the call-in last Sunday, I was very shocked and equally disappointed with what was being said in the meeting and the …