Nico Rivera Features Editor We are living in absurd times. We’re living not just in absurd times, but in ahistorical times. What does this mean? To define “absurdity,” I’ll use Sartre (a bit cliché, I know), who understands absurdity to be a conflict between our …
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Community Matters
Danielle Libby Contributing Writer I want to start this piece with a story that has a connection to today. Four years ago, as a senior in high school, I spoke at a school board meeting in protest of a policy. After that meeting, I thought …
A statement from the Voice staff
We here at The Wooster Voice are deeply disturbed by the recent layoffs and the manner in which they occurred. We stand with all staff and faculty who have been impacted by the recent campus transition. Our staff recognizes the pain this has caused to …
Evaluating Our Past: Mapping a Better Future for Communication
Jack Freer Contributing Writer I love The College of Wooster, and like many students, I am heavily involved on campus. I am an active member in four organizations and work two student jobs in fundraising and departmental assistance. In the last week, there has been …
CoW Is Not a Corporation, But If They Insist It Is, Then…
Daimys Ester García Contributing Writer Administration has excused their lack of transparency, blatant disregard for shared governance and recent mass firings by likening the College to a corporation. However, treating the College like a corporation empties the educational mission of any meaning, replacing it with …
We love our staff, don’t let them go
Jensen Kugler Staff Writer I love this school. I love the campus, the classes and all the wonderful, beautiful people I’ve met here. My parents met here; Wooster is literally in my blood. I love this school. That’s why I am so angry. I’ve been …