Julia Garrison News Editor As Wooster gears up for the new year, some new members of administration have been announced in the departments of marketing and communications and athletics. The campus community also awaits a decision about a permanent director of campus safety and security, …
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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 …
Student-led town hall regarding recent protest welcomes over one hundred attendees
Students, faculty and staff packed in to Lean Lecture Hall on Nov. 28 to discuss recent concerns across campus about demands raised at a recent protest and to hear other concerns from community members. Photo by Tyler Rak ’24 Tyler Rak Editor-in-Chief An email addressed …
Initial recommendations for the Academic Program Review released to faculty
The interior of Galpin, the administrative building which houses the office of the President and the Provost. Photo by Paul Xing ’26. Tori DiPasquale Investigative Staff Reporter To fight the $6 million budget deficit facing the College, it was decided in October of 2022 that …
Nov. 13 Scot Council brief
Helen Oriatti-Bruns Scot Council Reporter On Nov. 13, Scot Council held their last General Assembly meeting before Thanksgiving break. These meetings are held in Lowry 224, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays. In lieu of the resignation of Cliff Bobbitt, Ashley Reid, current …
Students organize Kauke arch sit-in in solidarity with Palestine
Students sat in the Arch as early as 8:00 a.m. until the evening. Photo by Paul Xing ’26. Doug Slovenkay Contributing Writer “Nobody is free until we are all free,” uttered Co Clark ’25, the primary organizer of the Arch Takeover event on Nov. 9, …