Mackenzie Clark Editor in Chief In an email sent to the student body on Thursday, Nov. 11, President Sarah Bolton provided updates on the meetings of the Board of Trustees, which took place Oct. 24-26, and addressed the recent work of the Living Wage Campaign …
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Wooster’s Promise Campaign exceeds expectations
Samuel Casey Staff Writer In 2013, Wooster’s Promise: A Campaign for Our Future kicked off with a $15 million donation from Ruth W. Williams and A. Morris Williams, Jr. for the support of science education. On Oct. 27, while the Board of Trustees was on …
Campus responds to racist symbolism
Claire Montgomery Senior News Writer On Oct. 25, Dean of Students Scott Brown sent an email to inform the campus community of an investigation into a potential bias incident. In the email, he wrote, “Yesterday, a student reported seeing a half-dozen individual bananas hanging from …
Students present issues in front of Board of Trustees
Waverly Hart Managing Editor On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the Board of Trustees held their biannual Student Development Meeting in which student representatives from 14 different campus groups presented updates and concerns to Board members. “Our goal is to gain context about the College and to …
Queer organizations celebrate LGBTQ+ history month
Abby Everidge Staff Writer October was LGBTQ+ History Month and the organizations at The College of Wooster have had events all month celebrating. The Center for Diversity and Inclusion led the second open house for their new safe space to announce its official title of …
Living Wage Campaign stages student protest
Mackenzie Clark Editor in Chief Approximately 200 students lined the halls in the Scot Center at 7:30 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 26 to peacefully protest in solidarity with the Living Wage Campaign (LWC) as members of the Board of Trustees arrived for their meeting in …