Wyn Caudle reports on the teach-in about the Israel-Hamas War.
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2024
Does anyone really know what actual emo music is?
By Lain Patton In 1985, a writer at Thrasher wrote a review of multiple hardcore bands located in Washington, D.C. In this article, he writes a review of the band Embrace’s debut album and uses the word “emocore” to describe the band’s music style. Although …
The grungy listening experience of Mount Kimbie’s “The Sunset Violent”
By Miles Rochester Mount Kimbie, referred to by Pitchfork as “genre vagabonds,” successfully drift into the realm of psychedelic post-rock with their recently released album: “The Sunset Violent.” Formerly an electronic music duo who caught their break in the U.K.’s electronic underground, Mount Kimbie added …
Three academic programs recommended for discontinuation in Academic Program Review
Julia Garrison News Editor In an email correspondence with the Voice, Provost and French and Francophone Studies Professor Lisa Perfetti shared the current progress of the Academic Program Review’s (APR) process. The APR process has been occurring since last spring and will still be in …
Retiring professors reflect on their times at Wooster as the academic year comes to a close
Doug Slovenkay Contributing Writer The Voice interviewed four faculty members whose time at Wooster comes to a close at the end of this academic year. After 57 years at the College, professor Ron Hustwit is set to retire after the close of the spring semester. …
Green box problem worsens, prompts new check-in system for 2024-25 year
Tyler Rak Editor in Chief The disappearance of Lowry to-go boxes has reached a new nadir this week. Campus Dining estimates that they have fewer than 100 of the green boxes left. “It’s less than 100. Way less,” Marjorie Shamp, director of campus dining, said. …