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 …
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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 …
McCall emphasizes budget deficit and the concern surrounding a “very new” presidential cabinet in state of the college address
McCall was awarded a standing ovation by her presidential cabinet for her speech last Thursday. Graphic by Julia Garrison ’25 and photo by Willow Thomas ’25. Julia Garrison News Editor President Anne McCall announced her first State of the College address to the campus community …
Campus safety will begin patrolling buildings with a closer watch
Julia Garrison News Editor Propped doors and unlocked houses have been a mainstay at The College of Wooster – an unfortunate truth that has recently been the concern of the department of campus safety. With some recent issues across campus in both academic and residential …
Tennis courts outside Douglass repurposed to temporary parking lot
Audrey Pantaz Contributing Writer Wooster students returning from winter break last week will have noticed a glaring difference in the landscape lining Beall Avenue. The residential quad, once bordered by tennis courts, is now edged with a temporary, fenced-in parking lot built atop the now …