Megan Tuennerman A&E Editor Our education can continue! After a long hiatus from “Sex Education,” viewers can rest assured that not only can they hunker down and finally continue watching, but also that season two continues to be fantastically cringe-worthy yet endearing, while approaching important …
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Black Student Association Lounge re-opens in Douglass Hall
Eleanor Linafelt Chief Copy Editor The Black Student Association (BSA) recently reopened their lounge in the basement of Douglass Hall which had been closed since last summer due to significant water damages from a flood that occurred in the building in June. The group held …
Security briefs trivialize alcohol poisoning
Eliza Letteney To be clear, I don’t want to restrict any- one’s bodily autonomy and I don’t expect college students to stop drinking. What I do want is for us, as a student body to reevaluate the way we think about student safety when it …
Top Ten movies of 2019
Colin Tobin 2019 was an amazing year for movies, and I had a really tough time making this list. Before I start with my list, I wanted to give credit to some honorable mentions. These are movies that I really loved but I just couldn’t …
Potential new program aims to enchance student experience
Bijeta Lamichhane News Editor The College is developing a new program called “Pathways,” which aims to focus on creating opportunities for students that help them explore their intellectual interests as well as professional aspirations. “For some students, these interests are the same,” President Sarah Bolton …
Swimming finishes strong in last regular season meet
Ben Blotner Contributing Writer The College of Wooster swimming and diving teams were both victorious on Saturday. In the final dual meet of the season before the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) Championships, the men’s and women’s teams were each able to defeat Baldwin Wallace …