The inauguration of Donald Trump as president has imbued many discussions about civics and politics with renewed vim and vigor. Among them are fundamental questions about the responsibilities between a government and its citizens, the extent of civil liberties protection and even the system of …
Written by
Tristan Lopus
Wooster is a safer space without Omegas
On Friday, March 10, Campus Council Chair Jack Johanning sent an email to the campus community, announcing Council’s decision to revoke the charter of Phi Omega Sigma, effective immediately. After nearly two years of on-campus discussions regarding this group, this outcome is one that is …
Promote intersectionality and do better
The following stems from me calling out the so called “jokes” published/sent via e-mail by the Voice. On the morning that I received the Vice newsletter, their annual April Fools edition, I found myself highly upset. While in conversation with students on campus, many of …
For the record: our listening habits in the age of digital music
Justin Konyn Contributing Writer I often find that most of my music-listening is done through playlists. In a time of nearly instant gratification, playlists offer instant access to favorite songs, fitting whatever mood the day has created and best of all, anyone can create them. …
Why Comics Are Important
Kito Ashbey, a Contributing Writer for the Voice, can be reached for com Some of my fondest childhood memories stem from comic strips. I’ll never forget coming home after a long day of school and turning to the back pages of the newspaper to see …
I’d like to thank the Academy (for another garbage awards show)
Nicklaus Wilcher Staff Writer A rift is growing in the United States. As of August last year, more than one in five households have cut the proverbially umbilical cable TV cord, and new giants (Netflix and the like) have risen in its place. This past …