Features

Waverly Hart News Editor This past fall break, numerous College of Wooster students embarked on CityTREKs, (Think, Re/search, Engage, Know) visiting different American cities and learning about possible careers from Wooster alumni. This year, A.P.E.X. sponsored CityTREKs to three different U.S. cities. Students could choose …

Allie Deyhle Staff Writer For their service project, Corner House and the Kennedy B apartment are playing live music at senior citizen homes in Wooster. This service project helps in building connections in the community by way of music. Music has the ability to bring …

A weekly inside look at the unique faces and personalities that make up The College of Wooster community. Sally Kershner Features Editor What made you want to start making zines, and what do you hope for them to accomplish on campus? So, I’ve been thinking …

Ryan Secard Contributing Writer In a stride toward upholding one of the College’s core values of diversity and inclusivity, the Timken science library is currently seeking nominations for four new displays honoring engineers, scientists or inventors from historically underrepresented groups. The displays are set to …

Sally Kershner Features Editor The annual Fall Academy of Religion lecture series has returned to The College of Wooster, having begun Sept. 13 and continuing through Oct. 18. These lectures are hosted on campus thanks to an endowed fund, the Department of Religious Studies and …

Tom Lockard has worked in the Service Center paint shop at The College of Wooster for 26 years. Lockard gave this interview while driving a golf cart, on his way to tackle a yellowjacket infestation for Security. A weekly inside look at the unique faces …