Amanda Crouse News Editor On Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 12 p.m., a small group of Wooster students and community members gathered on Beall Avenue, across from Lowry Student Center, to protest the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis. Recent protests across …
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Afiya Mbilishaka gives Martin Luther King, Jr. Day keynote speech touching on love and trauma
Galen Anderson Staff Writer On Monday, Jan. 19, the campus celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day under the theme of “Love in Action.” This year’s programming included a morning prayer breakfast, a series of Justice Dialogues hosted by various faculty and staff and a keynote …
Professors explain the immigration crisis in justice dialogue
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students were encouraged to participate in and start conversations about prescient social issues. In the morning, a prayer breakfast and opening ceremony were held in Kittredge Hall to allow …
The ebb and flow of the spring dance concert
From Thursday through Saturday, April 17-19, The College of Wooster Dance Company held its spring concert in Freedlander Theatre. Before the show, attendees gathered in the lobby, where bulletin boards featured choreographer and dancer biographies and illustrations of some of the costumes worn in the …
Music department and OCMEA hold parody recital
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor On Sunday, April 13, Scheide Music Center was abuzz with students, faculty and prospective students who gathered in Gault Recital Hall to see the department of music and Ohio Collegiate Music Education Association’s parody recital. The show began on an aptly …
Book Recommendations from The Voice Staff!
Amanda recommends: “Narcissus and Goldmund” by Hermann Hesse Goldmund, a bright and energetic boy on the cusp of adolescence, is sent to study at a Catholic monastery in medieval Germany. Here, he falls under the mentorship of the intensely pious young teacher Narcissus. Despite the …