The current Supreme Court confirmation proceedings for Judge Brett Kavanaugh may be the most important SCOTUS confirmation during our lifetime. The inevitable confirmation will shift what has typically been a primarily liberal or moderate court in the past to a conservative one for what could …
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Scotlight: Gale Wiebe
A weekly inside look at the unique faces and personalities that make up The College of Wooster community. How long have you worked at the College? I have worked at the College for 14 years. What do you like about working at The College of …
Black Metal’s chaotic sound reflects genre’s dark history
Ben McKone Contributing Writer The sound is loud, aggressive and chaotic. Guitars jangle with furious tremolo picking. Drums are a constant onslaught of machine-gun beats. Vocals are inhuman shrieks. Bands bear names like Mayhem, Darkthrone, Rotting Christ and Funeral Mist. Musicians adopt pseudonyms and appear …
Science Café opens fifth year with promising start
Brian Luck Contributing Writer Walking into Spoon & Market Deli, one would typically expect to grab a sandwich for lunch, not participate in an interactive bug zoo from the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC). When the Wooster Science Café rolls around each month, …
Inclusive safe space opens for LGBTQIA+ students
CDI office for Sexuality and Gender Inclusion announces a location specifically reserved for LGBTQIA+ student Aubri McKoy Contributing Writer The opening of the new LGBTQIA+ inclusive space in the Compton basement marks the addition of a new safe space on campus. As the director of …
IM sports seek improvements
Ben Blotner Senior Sports Writer Intramural (IM) sports have long been a way for students to relieve stress, socialize and have fun outdoors as a respite from the hectic scramble of college life. While not all students have been thrilled with the way these sports …