Blakely Dishman Features Editor This past Saturday, Sept. 11, Party on the Green returned to campus! Because of COVID-19, the event was canceled last year, and for many, this was the first time they experienced a night of music and dancing in the residential …
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Wooster Sportlight: Athletic Trainers Eager to Begin the New Season
Langston Hood Sports Editor As a new season dawned on the Fighting Scots Athletic Department, The Voice asked the heart and soul of the athletic department, the athletic trainers, a few questions. The athletic trainers play an integral role in keeping each and every …
Young Talent Shines for Wooster Cross Country
Jonathan Logan Editor in Chief The cross country team opened their season last Wednesday, Sept. 1 at home at the Wooster Invitational. Teams from Otterbein University, Baldwin Wallace, Wittenberg, Bryant & Stratton and Oberlin all competed against Wooster. While the event was non-scoring, Wooster’s harriers …
From Cells to Birds to Galaxies: Faculty Research Explored in Multiple Fields
Melita Wiles Science and Environment Editor James West, Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology What areas of research are you involved in? I mostly study how cells and organisms protect themselves against the stress caused by molecules, like hydrogen peroxide and environmental conditions, like …
S.T.E.M. Students Discuss Their Summer Research and Internship Experiences
Kayla Bertholf Science and Environment Editor Sobika Thapa ‘23, Computer Science What was your summer experience/internship called? I interned as an user interface design (UI/UX) intern for a software company in Nepal. Give a summary of your experience. During my internship, I participated in …
Staff Shortage and Renovation Increase Dining Issues
Bijeta Lamichhane News Editor Since The College of Wooster’s Student Center renovation began, spaces for students to engage and dine are significantly limited. Spaces like the Alley, the Pit, and Mom’s Café are no longer available. Although Campus Dining has adjusted their operations — …