Emily Anderson Contributing Writer During A.R.C.H., many students are first introduced to the qualities that they are expected to acquire during their time at The College of Wooster. However, after A.R.C.H. the importance of these qualities fades in comparison to more immediate concerns, such as …
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Black Student Association holds demonstation
BSA honored the victims of two recent police shooting, while simultaneously raising awareness for the Black Lives Matter movement Mackenzie Clark News Editor On Wednesday, Sept. 21, members of the Black Student Association (BSA) gathered outside of Lowry Center to stand in solidarity with the …
Encountering financial obstacles
So, you’re a Global and International Studies major! Congratulations! You’ve embarked on one of the most stereotypically-liberal-arts adventures that’s offered here at America’s Premier College for Mentored Undergraduate Research. Your well-rounded courseload is sure to guide you into a life of responsible global citizenship. Now …
Circle K returns to campus
Daniel Sweat Features Editor Gather ‘round, kids, it’s story time. A long time ago (like, three years ago), Circle K was a fairly large, student-run club that placed an emphasis on service, fellowship and philanthropy. At its peak, the club comprised over 70 members led …
The College celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Theresa Dunne Features Editor Sept. 15 marks the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month, a month dedicated to celebrating Hispanic and Latino/a heritage and culture as well as recognizing the influence Hispanic and Latino/a Americans have had in shaping United States’ history. Thanks to the …
Election Day petition suggested, rejected
Students detail plans to revisit petition in the next four years Emily Anderson Contributing Writer Recently, two students of the College of Wooster, Monét Davis ’19 and Jordan Griffith ’19, started a petition to have classes cancelled on Election Day this year. Inspired by Northwestern …