Nico Rivera Features Editor On Sunday, March 8, people around the world celebrated International Women’s Day. Tracing back to 1909, the holiday commemorates women’s fight for liberation and equality around the globe. The first reported Women’s Day event was held on February 28, 1909 by …
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Featured: English department celebrates legacy of Toni Morrison
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Feb. 27, The College of Wooster’s English Department gathered to celebrate current and new majors, along with the life and legacy of esteemed novelist Toni Morrison. Born Chloe Anthony Wofford on Feb. 17, 1931 in Lorain, Ohio, Morrison has become …
CBID hosts Black History Month Showcase
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Thursday, Feb. 26, the Center for Belonging and Intercultural Dialogue (CBID) hosted a Black History Month Showcase in Allen Commons. The event included soul food dishes, music and a recitation of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech …
Scotlight with first I.S. turn in Sammy Amier ’26
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor SB: Can you introduce yourself to our readers? SA: My name is Sammy, and I am a senior, pre-vet student with a double major in Biology and Chinese Studies and minors in Environmental Studies and Music (and I am also in …
CBID puts on Black History Month poster display
Nico Rivera Features Editor The Center for Belonging, Inclusivity and Dialogue (CBID) prepared a poster display in their office on the second floor of the Lowry Student Center which displays 16 different faculty, staff and alumni who made significant impacts during and after their time …
Love was in the air at CoWs on Ice
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Friday, Feb. 13, CoWs on Ice hosted a Valentine’s Day-themed free skate at Alice Noble Arena from 9:10-11:10 p.m. Students gathered at the rink to spend the evening with friends, enjoy music and skate. Transportation was provided at Babcock Circle, …