Nico Rivera Features Editor On Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wooster Symphonic Band held their “Songs For a Burgeoning Nation” concert in the Scheide Music Center. The band, under the direction of conductor Jeffrey Gershman, performed five songs written by American artists, including the first-ever performance …
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Sustainability is promoted at annual Clothing Swap
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, Nov. 9, the Office of Sustainability and Knot Another Fiber Arts Society hosted a campus Clothing Swap in Allen Commons from 3-5 p.m. The event encouraged students to get free clothes, donate unwanted items and mend clothes, all while …
Lowry Dining Hall employee Al retires after 25 years of smiles
Semir Jackson A&E Editor On Friday, Oct. 31, Lowry Dining Hall employee Alan Conrad, known to many as “Al,” retired from The College of Wooster after 25 years of greetings, service and smiles. It did not matter if a student, professor or staff member walked …
BWO and QTPOC throw Black Girl Magic drag show
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Saturday Nov. 1, the Black Women’s Organization (BWO) and Queer + Trans People of Color (QTPOC) organization held the “Black Girl Magic” Drag Show in the Allen Commons. The top floor of Lowry was converted into a performance space, with …
Wooster community celebrates Dogs & Donuts
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Wednesday, Oct. 15, the Wooster community came together to enjoy the Dogs and Donuts event on the academic quad. Faculty, staff, students and community members brought their dogs out to enjoy the sunny fall afternoon, along with donuts and coffee …
STEM Bash and Party for the Planet collaborate for Earth Science Week
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Friday, Oct. 17, the Office of Sustainability and The STEM Zone hosted their first collaborative event, combining Party for the Planet and STEM Bash on the Residential Quad from 4-6 p.m. The crossover blended aspects of science and sustainability for …