Mariah Joyce Editor in Chief In response to the increased incidents of harassment on Beall Avenue following the election of Donald Trump, College of Wooster students organized a silent protest last week. Wooster’s protest, held on Friday, Nov. 11 at 12 p.m., joined many other …
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College survey investigates student center functions
Caren Holmes Staff Writer Last week, the College sent out a “feasibility study survey” to the College community eliciting responses to better understand student and faculty usage of the Lowry Student Center. The survey, as part of a larger feasibility study being conducted by the …
Students interview Wellness counselor candidates
Matt Woodward Contributing Writer In the second week of classes this semester, the Longbrake Student Wellness Center lost one of its counselors, creating a campus-wide demand for additional mental health services on campus. In response to the current situation, The College of Wooster recently conducted …
Textbooks return to Wilson Bookstore
Textbooks will be available in store and online starting next semester Brandon Bell Contributing Writer On Tuesday, Nov. 1, the Florence O. Wilson Bookstore announced in an e-mail to students that it would once again carry and sell textbooks in store and online. This announcement …
Student leaders visit campus for GLCA conference
The Great Lakes Colleges Association Students of Color Leadership Conference was held last weekend Mariah Joyce Editor in Chief The Great Lakes Colleges Association’s (GLCA) Students of Color Leadership Conference was held at Wooster last weekend, Nov. 4-6. Featured events included a documentary showing followed …
Car fire ignites excitement on Beall Avenue
Janel England News Editor On the afternoon of Nov. 5, Wooster resident Deija Hardnett’s car caught flame while she and a passenger were driving south on Beall Avenue. Cena Keegan, a Lowry worker, and her fiancé, Andrew Burns, were driving in front of Hardnett’s car …