Jordanne Semper-Scott Contributing Writer Trigger warning: This content includes of mentions of rape, sexual assault and stalking. The intention is not to offend but to provide information. Proceed only if you are comfortable with these potentially sensitive topics. The summer was a time well spent …
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A round of applause for a new music ensemble
Morgan Hunter ’25 Contributing Writer There are few greater joys at The College of Wooster than engaging with the Music Department’s events; lucky for the campus community, the faculty and students always have something new up their sleeves! This past Friday Sept. 27, the Wooster …
Theater and GMDS major immerses students in the art of shadow puppetry
Ethan Bardoe ’26 Contributing Writer Lily Bulman ’25, theater and global media & digital studies double major, performed her I.S., “Reflected Desires: An Immersive Myth” in Wishart Hall’s Wise Studio on Sept. 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. Her I.S. told stories through the method …
Learn to Ride Your Own Wave with “Surf’s Up”
Ty Reynolds ’27 Right now, you may be asking yourself, “why should I care about a surfing penguin movie?” and in that case, it’s obvious you haven’t seen the 2007 classic “Surf’s Up.” On the surface, this movie is exactly what one might expect: a …
A twisted take on the climate solutions
Ethan Bardoe ’26 Major summer blockbuster “Twisters” follows a team of meteorologists attempting to collect data on tornadoes ravaging Oklahoma. Among the scientific jargon of Fujiwhara effects and sodium polysulfate, a scientific term is clearly missing from the movie. Not once in the movie’s two …
Artist Claudia Esslinger takes Wooster community on a journey
Jensen Kugler ’27 On Tuesday, Sept. 10, The College of Wooster Art Museum hosted Claudia Esslinger for an artist talk on her exhibition, “Passages: Tales of the Snow Migrant.” The exhibit, which is now on view in the Burton D. Morgan Gallery, addresses questions of …