Julia Garrison News Editor The Associated Press (AP) called the 2024 presidential race earlier than many news outlets were predicting — only hours after the final polling location closed. AP called the presidential race after former president Donald Trump secured 10 electoral votes from Wisconsin …
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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
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 …
Wooster welcomes new employees and new committees, including election year committee
Julia Garrison News Editor Wooster has undergone its annual changing of the guard for faculty and staff positions around campus. In academia, four new tenure-track professors in psychology, economics, math and computational sciences and English were added to the roster. New and visiting faculty members …
Wooster cuts ties with Boo Bears Brew; Old Main fills the vacancy
Gianna Hayes News Editor Returning students to campus have been surprised to find that the basement of Kauke Hall no longer houses the vibrant, bustling Boo Bears Brew — in its place is Old Main Café, reinstated after a four-year hiatus that began when the …