Eight shortlisted architectural firms will present in May, planning committee with various campus constituents to convene this summer. Saeed Husain News Editor As one crosses over Beall Ave. towards Lowry Center during the busy lunch hour in the next few years, a different kind of …
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U.S. cannot aid Israel’s expansionism
Two months ago, I stood at the northwestern-most tip of Jordan in the historic town of Umm Qais. From our vantage point at the top of a hill, we looked down to see Israeli occupied territory to our left, the Golan Heights of Syria directly …
“Women of Ciudad Juárez” delivers a powerful message
Karabella Hernandez Contributing Writer CW: This article contains language and content pertaining to sexual assault and violence. 737 names in seven minutes. This is how many murdered women the production “Women of Ciudad Juárez,” presented by the Teatro Travieso/Troublemaker Theatre company, names at its end …
Feminism needs male allies
When I was 15 years old, I found my solace in a man. A boy, really. He was not but 17 years old and his voice had barely dropped. Andrew made me happy in that giddy, crush sort of way. I felt enamored at the …
Dr. Lisa Perfetti selected as Wooster’s new Provost
Perfetti joins the College from Whitman College, where she served as Dean for Faculty Development Samuel Casey News Editor On Friday, March 29, President Sarah Bolton sent an email to the campus community announcing the hiring of Dr. Lisa Perfetti as the College’s new provost. …
College introduces new Self-Service
Linnea Kedziora Contributing Writer Those already planning classes for the next semester have had firsthand experience with the new Colleague Self-Service software. Returning students who have not had the chance to look at classes for the upcoming semester will have accessed the new online housing …