Nico Rivera Features Editor On Monday, Feb. 2, Jeff Roche, professor of history at the College, gave a talk in Lean Lecture Hall on his new book, “The Conservative Frontier: Texas and the Origins of the New Right.” Spanning decades of political history in the …
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Layoff impacts: Libraries, Writing Center and APEX
Nico Rivera Sarah Buchholtz Features Editors On Thursday, Feb. 5, 22 employees were laid off from various offices around campus. Many of these staff members worked in the Advising, Planning and Experiential Learning center (APEX), the libraries and the writing center. Gillian Lee from the …
Interview with Dr. Amber Garcia regarding faculty layoffs
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor SB: From your perspective as a faculty member, how were these layoffs communicated to you, and how effective do you feel that communication was? AG: The first I heard of the layoffs was on Thursday. I started getting text messages, and …
Casino Night goes ‘Under the Sea’ at Lowry
Nico Rivera Sarah Buchholtz Features Editors On Saturday, Jan. 31, Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) transformed Lowry Center into an underwater escape for the much-anticipated annual Casino Night. From 8-11 p.m., students gathered to enjoy casino games such as poker, blackjack and roulette as well as …
Students brave the cold to continue winter tradition
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, Jan. 25, students came together to fill the Kauke Hall Arch, one of the College’s most well-known winter traditions. After a fresh snowfall of approximately 10-13 inches, students gathered around Kauke Hall at 8 p.m. and worked together despite …
Wooster students Attend COP30
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Jan. 22, Amelia Crowley ’27 and Naomi Kaczor ’27 gave a presentation on their experience at the 2025 Conference of the Parties (COP) 30 conference in Belém, Brazil. The two students talked about their experience, discussing the highlights of their …