Alice Pinney ’32 Contributing Writer Please, let me relive this sad, sad story. I promise that it’s true. It started about four years ago, when I was walking home from a day at my friend Cal’s house. Cal was, and still is, my bestest …
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Fifteen New Businesses Introduced in Downtown Wooster
Samuel Boudreau News Editor While virtually finishing her bachelor’s degree at the University of Akron in March 2020, Nicole Norris, a Wooster native, had to find a caffeinated drink to help her stay awake to finish her assignments. After searching through Facebook, Norris found …
A Star Rises: Cat Named After Flower Wins Hearts of Many
Izzie Corley Staff Writer Sunflower, a local calico cat, has been spotted mingling with the campus community over the months. Many college campuses have celebrities who earn themselves a reputation for their unique qualities. Sometimes, they are students known for maintaining a distinctive fashion …
Women’s Soccer Dominates in NCAC Final but Falls to Wittenberg
Jonathan Logan Editor-in-Chief The women’s soccer team hosted the NCAC finals at Carl Dale Field on Saturday, Nov. 5. Their opposition, the Wittenberg University Tigers, entered the match fresh off an upset win over first-seeded Denison University and with a record of 9-8-1. Wooster, …
Historic Weekend for Women’s Volleyball
Langston Hood Sports Editor The Fighting Scots volleyball team put on a performance for the ages throughout the NCAC tournament, demolishing Oberlin and Hiram in straight sets on Friday, Nov. 5 to advance to the conference semi-final. After dominating Oberlin in the first round, …