Hunter Alba Contributing Writer When decisions about organization funding, housing or student resources are proposed, Scot Council gives students at The College of Wooster a formal way to raise concerns and help determine their outcomes. Scot Council serves as the College’s main form of student …
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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 …
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Amanda Crouse News Editor Holden and Wagner halls go offline for academic year Holden Hall and Wagner Hall will not be housing students for the 2026-2027 academic year. The Voice reached out to Jonathon Reynolds, director of residence life, to inquire about the changes. “… …
Marketing and communications launches new wooster.edu
Amanda Crouse News Editor On July 20, the Office of Marketing and Communications launched its redesign of wooster.edu, the College’s main website. In an email to students, faculty and staff, Alexa Konstantinos, vice president of marketing, communications & events, and Brendan Bittner, director of digital …
Wellness Center enters partnership with Wooster Community Hospital
Amanda Crouse News Editor On July 1, the Longbrake Wellness Center began operating under a new partnership with Bloomington Medical Services (BMS), a physician practice affiliated with the Wooster Community Hospital (WCH). President Anne McCall announced the change in a June 16 email sent to …