Julia Garrison News Editor “Hey hey, ho ho, the war machine has got to go,” called out protester Leo Daoud ’26 into a megaphone while over 70 students, faculty and staff stood outside of Lowry Student Center on Friday, Oct. 25. Protestors lined the edges …
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Douglass Hall on track to finish renovations by July 2025
Gianna Hayes News Editor Wooster’s Homecoming Weekend saw the opening of Douglass Hall for select tours. On Oct. 18, members of the Voice staff toured Douglass Hall with Scot Council representatives. The representatives were also asked their opinions on paint swatches for accent walls and …
The Voice’s approval ratings survey is out. What do the results show?
The Wooster Voice staff collected responses to their biannual survey the week before fall break. The survey allowed students to share feedback on departments across campus anonymously.
A Scot’s guide to the Nov. 5 election in Ohio
Illustration by Julia Garrison ’25
First female chief justice of Ohio’s supreme court speaks on gerrymandering
Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer On Tuesday, Sept. 17, the League of Women Voters held an event titled “The Fight to End Gerrymandering.” The event was held in Gault Recital Hall in Scheide Music Center. The main speaker at the event was former Judge Maureen O’Connor. …
Pres. McCall puts forward a trustee-endorsed strategic action plan and fields questions about accessibility, third places
Gianna Hayes and Julia Garrison News Editors President Anne McCall addressed the College community in Gault Recital Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 17 in her second campus-wide meeting in a presentation titled “Framing Our Future.” She outlined a strategic action plan for the College’s next steps …