Munesu Kuzanga Contributing Writer When I woke up on April 10, I must admit that I could barely open my eyes. My mind was still trying to recover from the night before, and my body was experiencing the type of pain one …
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Low Student Engagement Disrupts Campus
Bijeta Lamichhane News Editor On April 4, Scot Council announced executive board candidates for the 2022-23 academic year. With only one student running per position, the election was uncontested, raising questions about the government body’s election processes and the College’s student engagement. …
WVN Launches The First Annual Weekend of Service
Ellen McAllister Creative Editor Wooster Volunteer Network (WVN) held its first Weekend of Service last Saturday, April 23 and Sunday, April 24. Students had the opportunity to volunteer at various locations in Wooster and surrounding communities by participating in various service projects, …
Track and Field Women Win Gold at Kenyon Invitational
Miles Rochester Sports Editor The Scots rose to the occasion and performed phenomenally all around this past Saturday as Wooster’s women and men traveled to Gambier, Ohio to compete in the Kenyon Invitational. A victory-seeking fire burnt in their hearts as both …
College Struggles to Meet Sustainability Goals
Caroline Ward Staff Writer In the fall of 2018, President Sarah Bolton commissioned the College’s first campus sustainability committee to create a five-year sustainability plan. The plan aimed to bring the College up to speed with the rest of its peer institution’s …
How Do Seasonal Allergies Actually Work?
Kayla Bertholf S&E Editor Springtime at Wooster comes with a beautiful array of blooming trees, flowers and plenty of green grass. The spring seasons at Wooster also come with plenty of allergies. How can the magnolia trees lead to the continuous suffering …