Amanda Crouse News Editor On Thursday, Feb. 26, Interim Dean of Students Joe Kirk sent an email to the campus community announcing changes to the department of campus safety’s dispatch system. In January, campus safety began partnering with a third-party company called Campus Dispatch for …
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President McCall sends campus-wide email on layoffs
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Thursday, Feb. 12, President Anne McCall sent an email to students, staff and faculty explaining the details of the recent staff office reorganizations. The email, titled “College Reorganization Update,” was intended as a follow-up to the Feb. 5 layoff of …
Wooster community members protest in main square
Amanda Crouse News Editor Wooster locals lined the sidewalks along the intersection of Liberty St. and Main St. from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 14, for a Defending Democracy protest. Similar to the No Kings Day protests that began in June 2025 in cities across …
Michel Degraff gives talk on linguistics under fascism
Jensen Kugler Staff Writer On Monday, Feb. 16, Michel DeGraff, professor of linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Humanities, Arts & Social Sciences, gave a talk titled “Liberatory Linguistics in A Time of Fascism.” After an introduction by Laura Burch, professor of …
Scot Council leads town hall meeting
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Friday, Feb. 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Lean Lecture Hall, Scot Council held a Town Hall meeting open to students, faculty and staff. The event was organized in response to the layoffs of 22 staff members on Feb. …
Scot Council and board of trustees host hybrid Missions and Outcomes event
Amanda Crouse News Editor At 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 3 in the Alley, the Scot Council Executive Board hosted its Missions and Outcomes Event, a semi-biannual open meeting with members of the board of trustees in which Wooster students can share administrative ideas for …