Mukta Pillai Viewpoints Editor On Friday, Sept. 18, The College of Wooster held a celebration for the new Abbey Arboretum as a part of Homecoming festivities. The event took place at 3 p.m. under clear skies on the east side of Scovel Hall and included …
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Compton on track to open for Class of 2031
Amanda Crouse News Editor The Voice staff took a tour of Compton Hall on Friday, Sept. 11, to see progress made in its renovation over the summer. Jim Wright, facilities project manager for the College, led the tour. Compton is still on track to reopen …
Ohio senator Bernie Moreno to draft Trump’s dividend bill
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Friday, Sept. 11, Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno stated that he would author the legislation necessary to carry out a “Trump Dividend” of $5,000 to every adult American citizen, to be paid out only if midterm results favor Republican candidates. President …
President McCall reflects on changes and achievements in strategic plan meeting
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Thursday, Sept. 10, President Anne McCall held a meeting in the Allen Commons to discuss the College’s progress during the second year of its “Framing Our Future” strategic plan. Staff, faculty and students were invited to the event, which began …
Ice cream parlor and Latin market among new businesses in Wooster
Amanda Crouse News Editor Recently Opened On June 30, ice cream parlor and dairy shop The Milkhouse officially opened to the public. Located on 147 S Market St. in a historic building that formerly served as a livestock feed store, The Milkhouse offers hand-dipped ice …
College terminates contract with Flock Safety
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the College’s Business Office moved to cancel its subscription to Flock Safety’s camera service. The decision was recommended by the Privacy and Security Working Group––a group of staff, students and faculty that President Anne McCall organized for …

