I am a first year, and in the first few weeks of classes, I have only been to Lowry Dining Hall a handful of times. I am just too afraid to eat there, so I end up eating something from the C-Store each night. Can …
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Audrey Pantaz
New bagpiper sculpture unveiled between Lowry Student Center and Scot Center
Audrey Pantaz Contributing Writer A large bronze effigy has welcomed students back to campus from the back patio of Lowry Center. Before the fall 2024 semester began, The College of Wooster unveiled an eight-foot-tall sculpture titled “The Piper” located between Papp Stadium and Lowry Center. …
Ask the COWnselor! – Sept. 6
Dear COWnselor:Last Friday, I was in line at Old Main Café when I was accosted by a hideous stench. One of the gentlemen in front of me was wearing the most offensive cologne. How should I alert this gentleman to his putrid odor while keeping …
Wooster listed as one of many small schools in the “red” of closure in Bloomberg report
Audrey Pantaz Copy Editor Last month, Bloomberg published an article titled “The Economics of Small US Colleges Are Faltering.” The report included troubling data about small colleges across the U.S., including The College of Wooster. The article outlines the recent major shifts that are rattling …
Wooster welcomes Dr. Sandy Womack as keynote speaker to kick off the College’s week of reframing justice
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 …
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 …