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by Ari Salgado On Oct. 16 and 17, poet Derek Mong and translator Anne O. Fisher visited The College of Wooster for two readings sponsored by the College’s English Department.  Mong opened his reading with a poem about Wooster, written when he lived here while …

Archeology Day was organized by The College of Wooster archaeology department and the Wayne County Historical Society (WCHS). It was held largely outside in less-than-ideal conditions, but its hosts dug deep and made the best of things. Programming went from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. …

By Hannah Eastman Bluegrass Jam occupies a unique space on the College’s campus. It is not a recognized student organization and is handed down from student leader to student leader, meaning no one in the club is exactly sure how long it has been around. …

by Emma Shinker Can you introduce yourself? My name is Lillian Evans, she/her. I am the Director of Multicultural Student Affairs (MSA). I’m originally from Akron, Ohio and I went to Mount Union for my undergrad. After that, I took a year off and then …

By Claire Allison McGuire Queer history is the blood in the veins of modern day fashion. The queer liberation movement, specifically in the realm of clothing and self-expression, has influenced modern fashion trends and popular culture immensely. This movement has made its way to the …

by Rachel Virginia Newman On the evening of Thursday, Sept. 21, Dr. Beatrice Adams, assistant professor of history, in conjunction with both her home History Department and Multicultural Student Affairs, hosted “For the Culture: Hip Hop at 50.” When speaking with Dr. Adams after her …