Kiera McGuire Managing Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, The College of Wooster celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with faculty-led Justice Dialogues on topics surrounding justice, freedom and inclusion. Evan Riley, associate professor of philosophy, led a discussion titled “Thinking with King in a Time …
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Scot Council discusses future bake sale; new dialogue training; winter housing fee
Gianna Hayes News Editor Scot Council convened for their final general assembly (GA) of the semester on Monday, Dec. 1 at 7:00 p.m. in The Alley. GA meetings are open to the campus community. Scot Council President Flynn Cowie ’26 began the meeting by greeting …
Fall 2025 approval ratings show student opinions on variety of campus departments
Gianna Hayes News Editor Hannah Venzon Contributing Writer From Oct. 13 to Oct. 17, copy and section editors for The Wooster Voice tabled in Lowry Student Center for their biannual survey to collect students’ opinions on various departments across campus. Results from last year can …
Departments respond to fall 2025 approval ratings
Nathan Ware News Editor Fall 2025 approval ratings were conducted Oct. 13 to 17. Results were tabulated and sent to departments, which were given six days to respond to the results and comments. Not all departments responded within the Voice’s timeframe for comment. Among the …
Office of Equity and Belonging holds Native American Repatriation Talk
Galen Axel Anderson Staff Writer On Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. in Allen Commons, Ricardo Higelin Ponce de León gave a talk on the repatriation of Native American cultural artifacts. Ponce de León is an assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology at The College …
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 …


