As current high school seniors are going on campus visits and receiving acceptance letters, I am excited. I love seeing all the excited faces as high school students are walking around the campus and how they just look so eager to start college. It is …
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Tristan Lopus
Ignoring oppression only makes it worse
My boss at a summer camp I worked at made this analogy: taking care of your teeth is something you have to do every day. You can’t take a break from brushing your teeth every day, just like you can’t take a break from recognizing …
Environmental geoscience major created with interdisciplinary courses
Claire Montgomery Contributing Writer Environmental geoscience has been launched as a new major at the College, incorporating classes that currently exist in the geology department with newly proposed courses. The new major will fall under the newly-named department of earth sciences. The new department also …
Three new C.o.R.E. awards announced for I.S. Symposium
Zoe Covey Contributing Writer The C.o.R.E. Committee has announced three new C.o.R.E. awards for projects being presented this year at I.S. Symposium. C.o.R.E. awards are given to Senior I.S. projects meeting specific presentation style or technology criteria at I.S. Symposium each year. The new awards …
The Voice selects senior editors for 2018-19
The Wooster Voice has selected Coral Ciupak ’19, Mackenzie Clark ’19 and Waverly Hart ’20 as its senior editorial staff for the 2018-19 school year. Ciupak and Clark will become the editors in chief, while Hart will become managing editor. All three have served previously …
Record numbers apply for the Class of 2022
Dr. Matthew Mariola led discussions on the major on Dec. 1 and 5 in Lowry Student Center (Photo by Saeed Husain). Claire Montgomery Contributing Writer Applications for admission to the class of 2022 at Wooster have set records, both for the total number of applicants …