Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Throughout my time at Wooster, I have had a love-hate relationship with the College. Despite what my past viewpoints and emails to school administrators may lead you to believe, I truly do love Wooster, but the Wooster I once felt so prideful …
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Bring back woke
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief I have seen online many people calling for the end of “wokeism” and the soft liberal left, but for me and many of my friends, we are struggling to remember when the last time people were actually woke; I’m particularly thinking about …
Is having a boyfriend embarrassing? A review on pop-culture
Recently, Vogue published an article asking, or perhaps begging, the question: “Is having a boyfriend embarrassing?” Chanté Joseph, the author of this opinion piece, discusses her observation of the recent shift in society away from the traditional evaluation of women based on their relationships with …
Lindner lecture sheds light on political polarization and democratic citizenship
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, Oct. 15, the College welcomed Robert B. Talisse,W. Alton Jones professor of philosophy and political science at Vanderbilt University, to Gault Recital Hall to end Wooster’s lecture series titled “Academic Freedom and Academic Responsibility” and as part of the annual …
Wooster welcomes Jamal Greene to speak as part of lecture series on academic freedom
Axel Anderson Contributing Writer Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday Sept. 17, Jamal Greene — a Columbia Law School Dwight Professor of Law, constitutional law scholar and ex-deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Counsel under the Biden administration — joined the campus community …
United by? What exactly?
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Breaking News: The College of Wooster releases new merch with a conservative dog whistle. JK! Or maybe not. The College has entered a new era in branding; rather than hand out a shirt that says “Welcome home” with the Wooster insignia, we …