Julia Garrison News Editor I worked with Viewpoints Editor Zach Perrier ’25 to dish out the best and the worst of Lowry’s offerings at the Kitchen Table and Mom’s stations for Super Bowl Sunday. To my surprise, the food was more general “tailgate” themed than …
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Wooster students explore environmental education
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief During the weekend of Jan. 31 through Feb. 1, 12 Wooster students traveled to Mohican State Park for the Winter Snow Conference. Hosted by the Environmental Education Council of Ohio (EECO), the weekend conference provided educators, students and those who are passionate …
Aux Cord Wars kicks off Black History Month
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Saturday, Feb. 1, students gathered at the Scot Center to party and compete in the live musical game show “Aux Cord Wars,” hosted by Black Student Association (BSA). “Aux Cord Wars” kicked off Wooster’s Black History Month celebrations and paved …
“Borderland: The Line Within” highlights migrant struggles within the U.S.
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 7:30 p.m., students, faculty and community members gathered in Scheide Music Center’s Gault Recital Hall for a screening of the collaborative documentary film “Borderland: The Line Within.” Film director Pamela Yates and producer Paco de Onis …
Summer 2026 TREK outlines religion and climate discussions in Fiji and Tuvalu
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Thursday, Jan. 23, Wooster faculty, staff and students gathered in The Alley to hear about a summer 2026 TREK offering hosted by Brian and Becky Webb to the South Pacific. Over winter break, Becky Webb, pathways program coordinator, and Brian …
Downtown Wooster lights up for Window Wonderland
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Friday, Nov. 22, people from all over the Wooster area gathered downtown for “Window Wonderland.” “Window Wonderland” is an annual winter celebration organized by Main Street Wooster. It is a way for patrons in the city of Wooster to enjoy …