Suzanne Bates, Registrar at The College of Wooster, shares her professional journey and her post-retirement plans, as well as her advice for current students Please introduce yourself. I’m Suzanne Bates, Registrar at The College of Wooster. In a few words, what has your career looked …
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MacKenzie Clark
Artist Jack Stauber’s eclectic work reaches new depths
Jacob Cannon Contributing Writer My music taste is eclectic — even nonsensical at times — but I was recently introduced to an artist I consistently enjoy, no matter the time of day. For about a year, I’ve been listening to the work of one Jack …
Softball team remains unstoppable against Allegheny
Ben Blotner Senior Sports Writer The Fighting Scots softball team swept the Allegheny College Gators in a doubleheader on Wednesday, April 17 at Galpin Park. Wooster took the first game 4-2 behind a strong pitching performance from Olivia Johnson ’21 before Marina Roski ’20’s walk-off …
Sex Ed house fosters inclusive learning
As someone who went to a Catholic high school for three years and a public school in Missouri for one, I have received little to no education about safe sex outside of my own research. To provide some perspective: 36 states require abstinence-only education and …
Soup and Bread patronage declines with Kittredge closure
Laura Haley Chief Copy Editor In the second semester of the 2017-2018 academic year, Kittredge Dining Hall closed its doors and ceased providing students with an additional dining location. In order to explain the shutdown of one campus dining location, Director of Campus Dining and …
Men’s tennis defines successful, yet challenging season
Matt Olszewski Sports Editor The College of Wooster men’s tennis team has had a challenging but rewarding season thus far. Through the season’s adversity, the team members have been able to build strong connections with one another. “We all have built a strong bond, and …