Features

Waverly Hart Editor in Chief This summer, The College of Wooster is offering three TREKs for students to study abroad and immerse them- selves in a different environ- ment. TREKs stand for Think, Research, Engage, Know and are led by Wooster faculty and take place …

Kaylee Liu Contributing Writer Just Work is a class defined as “an exploration of work with a focus on what makes work meaningful and what makes it dehumanizing.” Created by Chuck Kammer, profes- sor of religious studies and dean of academies of religion, it focuses …

Ellie Kahn Features Editor While the past few de- cades have seen an increase in technological development — drastically improving the health, mobility and commu- nication of millions — this advancement has also led to heightened concern surround- ing privacy and digital safety. In an …

Zoe Covey Features Editor Coffee has long been consid- ered a necessity for late night studiers, early risers and adults who simply need to stay focused throughout the day. It’s no sur- prise that something nicknamed “brain juice” would be quite popular on a college …

Annie Sheneman Contributing Writer The College of Wooster has begun to operate a cohort of Writers in Residence. Writers in Residence is a program founded in 2016 by students at John Carroll University.  The program began as a student-run organization dedicated to teaching creative writing …

Sara Fikse Contributing Writer Last Saturday, Oct. 12, the Wooster/Orrville NAACP honored two 2018 and 2019 Applied Methods and Research Experience (AMRE) teams with the Community Enrichment Award for their outstanding work in the community. The ceremony took place at Kittredge Dining Hall as part …