Waverly Hart News Editor This past fall break, numerous College of Wooster students embarked on CityTREKs, (Think, Re/search, Engage, Know) visiting different American cities and learning about possible careers from Wooster alumni. This year, A.P.E.X. sponsored CityTREKs to three different U.S. cities. Students could choose …
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Supporting COW’s international community
This is the first in a series of Viewpoints from President Bolton focusing on diversity, equity and our roles as members of an intentional community of learners. One of Wooster’s greatest strengths is our growing internationality. We have the privilege of many national identities, faiths, …
WooSCRAM is noble but misguided
Recently, business card-sized pamphlets distributed throughout several common spaces on campus announced a new, unofficial student group called Wooster Students for Collective Radical Action and Mobilization (WooSCRAM). A post on its website entitled “Mission Statement” says, “We are an organized body of leftist students with …
Volleyball plays at Carnegie
Anna Hartig Staff Writer The College of Wooster Women’s volleyball team traveled to Pittsburgh, Penn. to play four matches at the Carnegie Mellon University Doubletree Invitational over this past weekend. The Fighting Scots played tough competition against Messiah College, Otterbein University, Geneva College and the …
Indians back in October, ready to win one for Cleveland
Growing up as a Cleveland sports fan hasn’t always been the most enjoyable experience. Watching your favorite teams lose for most of your life is brutal, plain and simple. I remember watching the Cavaliers lose the NBA Finals in 2007, the Eastern Conference Finals in …
Field hockey rolls to shutout of Earlham, falls to DePauw
Madeleine Lawson Contributing Writer The field hockey team came out to a great start this weekend with a shutout against Earlham College 2-0 at John P. Papp Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 23. The win brought them to a 6-2 record and the team’s best eight-game …