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. …
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, Oct. 15, the College welcomed Robert B. Talisse,W. Alton Jones professor of philosophy and political science at Vanderbilt University, to Gault Recital Hall to end Wooster’s lecture series titled “Academic Freedom and Academic Responsibility” and as part of the annual …
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, …
Gianna Hayes News Editor On Thursday, Sept. 25, at 11 a.m., President Anne McCall officially introduced Mark Goodman ’90 to the campus community as the new chair of the board of trustees in a Q&A style meeting in Gault Recital Hall. An alumnus of the …
Nathan H. Ware News Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 30, The College of Wooster, in collaboration with Rooted in Trees, held a tree-planting ceremony in front of the Kauke Arch. The event saw staff, faculty and students from all over the campus community, alongside The College …
Gianna Hayes News Editor On September 19, the White House announced a proclamation regarding H-1B visas. The proclamation puts a $100,000 fee on applications for H-1B visas, and was put into effect Sunday, Sept. 21. The goal of this change is “to curb abuses that …
