Wyn Caudle Editor-in-Chief On October 23, following the cancellation of the semesterly Missions and Outcomes event, the board of trustees sat down with Scot Council for a private lunch to discuss the cancellation of the public Missions and Outcomes meeting, which allows students and the …
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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 …
Newest speaker in Wilson Lecture series expounds on the benefits of liberal arts education
Leo Casalini Contributing Writer This past Wednesday, Oct. 22, The College of Wooster welcomed Heidi Gartland ’85 as the newest speaker in the James R. Wilson Lecture series hosted by the department of economics. Gartland, a graduate of the College, has held various high-ranking positions …
Immigration resources made accessible by local nonprofit
Galen Axel Anderson Contributing Writer At 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24, the College ended its “Cultivating Hope Through Community & Resistance” series with the presentation “Litigating for Liberation with OCSILiO.” This event, hosted by Latinas Unidas and the Center for Belonging and Intercultural Dialogue, …
Panel discussion provides insight into language barriers in immigration
Galen Axel Anderson Contributing Writer Last Sunday, Oct. 19, The College of Wooster hosted a panel of local immigrant community leaders as a part of its series: “Cultivating Hope Through Community & Resistance.” Before the event, there was a reception catered by the Amigas Project, …
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. …