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Speak Out Now event held on election day
Leo Casalini Contributing Writer On Nov. 4, the second edition of ‘Speak Out’ was held in the Learning Garden Pavilion at The College of Wooster. The event was organized by the Wooster Advocacy Group and sponsored by a current class at the College titled “Democracy …
Wooster’s decision to end partnership with Posse Foundation shocks campus community
Gianna Hayes News Editor On Tuesday, July 1, President Anne McCall announced via email to the campus community that the College’s partnership with the Posse Foundation would be ending after the incoming class of 2029. There was no clear explanation stated in the email for …
New Boo Bears and Wootown Bagels location brings beverages and bagels together
Jensen Kugler Contributing Writer Over the summer, local businesses Boo Bears Brew and Wootown Bagels opened a joint drive-through location on East Bowman Street. This new location is only a 10-minute walk from campus. Boo Bears Brew is a local coffee shop first established by …
No Kings Protest draws crowd of over 1000 in downtown Wooster
Amelia Crowley Contributing Writer Crowds formed in downtown Wooster for the No Kings Protest on an unseasonably warm Saturday, Oct. 18. They began assembling at the corner of Liberty and Market Streets around 11:20 a.m., preparing for the protest — scheduled to start at noon. …
Wooster welcomes Eve Darian-Smith in the first of three lectures on academic freedom
Voice Staff On Sept. 3, Eve Darian-Smith, founding chair and professor of global and international studies at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), visited The College of Wooster to deliver a lecture titled “Contemporary Attacks on Academic Freedom: Historical and Comparative Perspectives.” Her talk was …