Gianna Hayes News Editor On September 19, the White House announced a proclamation regarding H-1B visas. The proclamation puts a $100,000 fee on applications for H-1B visas, and was put into effect Sunday, Sept. 21. The goal of this change is “to curb abuses that …
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Scot Council briefs
Gianna Hayes News Editor Scot Council convened in the Alley on Monday night for their general assembly (GA) meeting. GA meetings are open to the public and occur every Monday night from 7-8 p.m. in the Alley, unless otherwise specified. Before the opening discussion, Scot …
Wellness Center implements changes to counseling services and operational hours
Gianna Hayes News Editor Longbrake Student Wellness Center changed hours following trends in last academic year’s most utilized times and increased costs to counseling services. These changes follow other campus cutbacks, notably Knowlton Science Cafe and Old Main Cafe’s hour reductions. In a September 11th …
Wear rainbows, keep being seen.
Gianna Hayes News Editor On July 1, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called on state governors to remove ‘distractions’ from sidewalks and crosswalks on non-freeway arterial roads. “Roads are for safety, not political messages or artwork,” Duffy said. In Florida, that meant the removal of …
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Gianna Hayes News Editor Wooster has reinstated the traditional Scottish Highland Dance program. A part of the College’s culture since 1976, the program was discontinued in 2021. Interested students may take private lessons and/or enroll in the Highland Dance Student Ensemble. Once dancers are ready, …
Wooster welcomes Eve Darian-Smith in the first of three lectures on academic freedom
Voice Staff On Sept. 3, Eve Darian-Smith, founding chair and professor of global and international studies at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), visited The College of Wooster to deliver a lecture titled “Contemporary Attacks on Academic Freedom: Historical and Comparative Perspectives.” Her talk was …