Features

Ellen McAllister Contributing Writer   International Education Week (IEW) has always been a big part of the fall semester on campus, but this year it looked a little different. While the week-long celebration had a new virtual look, there were still many ways students and …

Kaylee Liu Features Editor   On Thursday, Oct. 8, Anna Cornel ’15 returned to the College to give a virtual talk about their postgraduate research on the ancient world. The talk was hosted by Eta Sigma Phi, a chapter of the national classical studies honor …

Lark Pinney Features Editor   Where are you from? I am from a small town in Michigan called Tecumseh which is around 30 minutes from the Ohio border and about three hours from Wooster. How did you settle on Wooster? My grandpa knew about the …

Lark Pinney Features Editor   One of the new clubs currently navigating the charter process is the Wooster Women and Gender Minorities in Economics (WWGME) club. The idea for the creation of this group came from students working collaboratively in their classes and research. Through …

Ellen McAllister Contributing Writer   It is not every day that you get the chance to hear an award-winning author read and speak about their work, but students and faculty at the College had the opportunity to do just that. Sarah Viren, a translator, author …

Kayla Bertholf Contributing Writer   Traditions are a large part of Wooster’s social experience, although they must be open to change when necessary. This is exactly what happened with Wooster’s annual STEM Bash. Usually, students gather in the Knowlton Commons and go table to table …