Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief At The College of Wooster, experiential learning is implemented to engage students with fields they are interested in exploring. In one First Year Seminar (FYS) class taught by Dr. Matt Krain, professor of political science, students gained knowledge on the journalism field …
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Campus community comes together for Sex on the Quad
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief The Peer Health Education Program continued their fall tradition of “Sex on the Quad” on Friday, Sept. 25 from 3-5 p.m. Featuring tables run by Peer Health Educators, Equity and Belonging, the Sexual Respect Coalition, the Wayne County Health Department and more, …
College welcomes alum for Constitution Day lecture
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Sept. 17, Lean Lecture Hall opened its doors to students, faculty and staff to celebrate Constitution Day. September 17 marks the day on which the United States Constitution was signed by 39 delegates from 12 states in 1787, creating a …
Student-athletes reflect on layoffs at the College
The Voice Staff Reflection Piece Last Thursday, Feb. 5, leadership at The College of Wooster faced scrutiny as a result of layoffs of 22 staff members across various departments. Much of the scrutiny came as a result of the swiftness of the terminations, as affected …
Justice dialogue sheds light on the “monsters” in the current U.S. administration
Kiera McGuire Managing Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, The College of Wooster celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with faculty-led Justice Dialogues on topics surrounding justice, freedom and inclusion. Evan Riley, associate professor of philosophy, led a discussion titled “Thinking with King in a Time …
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Kiera McGuire Managing Editor I’ve been staring at my computer screen for five hours now. I type a few sentences only to immediately delete them and return to square one. I haven’t experienced a writing block this severe in a while and am unsure of …