Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, Jan. 25, students came together to fill the Kauke Hall Arch, one of the College’s most well-known winter traditions. After a fresh snowfall of approximately 10-13 inches, students gathered around Kauke Hall at 8 p.m. and worked together despite …
Wooster students Attend COP30
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Jan. 22, Amelia Crowley ’27 and Naomi Kaczor ’27 gave a presentation on their experience at the 2025 Conference of the Parties (COP) 30 conference in Belém, Brazil. The two students talked about their experience, discussing the highlights of their …
Leftists of Wooster screen documentary and hold Professor-mediated discussion
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Sunday, Nov. 23, the Leftists of Wooster held a screening of the 2017 documentary White Right: Meeting the Enemy, directed by Deeyah Khan. The documentary follows Khan throughout a trip to the United States as she meets with prominent members …
WAC and UG host Speakeasy Night
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Saturday, Nov. 15, The Underground (UG) hosted a “Speakeasy Party,” complete with snacks and music to set the tone for the night. Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) President Mariah McKenzie ’26 spoke about picking the speakeasy theme. She said, “Right before …
Henna Night brings connection to The Underground
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor Students gathered in The Underground on Thursday, Nov. 13 for Henna Night. This drop-in event was held from 7-11 p.m. and allowed students to create their own henna designs or apply them on friends. The event was open to everyone and …
Symphonic Band performs “Songs for A Burgeoning Nation”
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wooster Symphonic Band held their “Songs For a Burgeoning Nation” concert in the Scheide Music Center. The band, under the direction of conductor Jeffrey Gershman, performed five songs written by American artists, including the first-ever performance …

