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-al students. Still, I do think there are areas for growth,” said Tanaka Chingonzo ’21, noting that even small details, such as a more flexible meal plan that would allow students to transfer their excess meal swipes to international students — who run out earlier …

A weekly inside look at the unique faces and personalities that make up The College of Wooster community. Tristan Lopus ’18 and Meg Itoh ’18, the Editors in Chief of the Voice for the 2017-2018 school What are you most proud of having done or …

on allyship and activism had less of a need for a house than groups such as the LARP club, who received one. “I’ve had people come here just to talk about what they’re going through because we have the house and we’re here for that,” …

Eleanor Linafet A&E Editor Not only was The College of Wooster’s second annual LGBTQIA+ Pride Festival on Saturday, April 7 an event with helpful resources, fun activities and a remarkable performance by the poet Tim DuWhite, but it was also one at which the entire …

A weekly inside look at the unique faces and personalities that make up The College of Wooster community. Nancy Grace, a professor of English retir ing after 31 years at the College,  What made you realize you wanted to be a journalist? I was 10, …

of blacks is acceptable proof that something is wrong,” (Oct. 29, 1971). For Voice reporter Lorrie Sprague, the question of whether racism existed on the College’s campus seemed to be answered when boycotters flooded the field. As the black students presented their demands to the …