Audrey Pantaz Copy Editor On the morning of Monday, Jan. 15, Wooster held their annual celebration of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., which included a keynote address in Kittredge Dining Hall to kick off the week’s events, which surrounded the same theme as the keynote …
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Tennis courts outside Douglass repurposed to temporary parking lot
Audrey Pantaz Contributing Writer Wooster students returning from winter break last week will have noticed a glaring difference in the landscape lining Beall Avenue. The residential quad, once bordered by tennis courts, is now edged with a temporary, fenced-in parking lot built atop the now …
New faces begin to populate Wooster’s directory
Julia Garrison News Editor As Wooster gears up for the new year, some new members of administration have been announced in the departments of marketing and communications and athletics. The campus community also awaits a decision about a permanent director of campus safety and security, …
House Bill 68 could change the way that trans people participate in collegiate sports in and outside of Ohio
Trans athletes from out of state teams traveling to Ohio to play in any competition will also be barred from play. The Ohio state Senate will vote on Governor DeWine’s veto on Jan. 24. Graphic by Julia Garrison ’25. Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor Despite opposition …
It’s a murder on the dancefloor: a review of the music in “Saltburn”
Julia Garrison News Editor 3.5/5 stars Before I watched “Saltburn,” I had heard a lot of warnings from others to watch at my own risk. When I sat down to watch the movie with friends, I felt like I was missing something. Sure, there were …
But you better not kill the groove
By: Ama Toure Ban D My return to Ohio, despite being grounded by four-wheel drive, was quite turbulent. It started with me, a bum-esque jobless 22 year old living in my mother’s basement, used to sleeping in however long the hangover from the previous night …