Julia Garrison News Editor The senior editors sat down in the Voice office to reflect on their time at Wooster and with the Voice as graduation nears. Editor in Chief Tyler Rak ’24 is a political science and history double major with a double minor …
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Faculty approval ratings survey reflects poorly on the future of Wooster
Emilie Eustace Tyler Rak Editors in Chief Ellen McAllister Managing Editor Between Dec. 13 and 27, 2023, a faculty survey was carried out on behalf of the Committee on Conference with Trustees, posing three open-ended questions to its participants: “What are ‘positive developments’ at the …
Three academic programs recommended for discontinuation in Academic Program Review
Julia Garrison News Editor In an email correspondence with the Voice, Provost and French and Francophone Studies Professor Lisa Perfetti shared the current progress of the Academic Program Review’s (APR) process. The APR process has been occurring since last spring and will still be in …
AAUP holds second meeting in academic freedom discussion series
Graphic by Julia Garrison ’25. Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) hosted their second meeting in a series of discussions regarding academic freedom. Faculty members filed into Kauke 237 on the rainy morning of Thursday April 11. The AAUP discussion …
Total madness: Wooster’s celebration of the eclipse in the path of totality
Zach Perrier ’25. viewpoints editor of The Wooster Voice, looks up at the eclipse in awe minutes before totality. Photo by Julia Garrison ’25 Nick Schade Contributing writer and cartoonist Hundreds of students, members of the Wooster community and outside visitors gathered on the academic …
AAUP holds first open discussion in series about academic freedom
Tori DiPasquale Contributing Writer On Feb. 29, in Kauke 237, the first in a series of discussions sponsored by the College’s American Association of University Professors (AAUP) chapter took place. The discussion focused on academic freedom. It was a reaction to recent events in relation …