Science & Environment

“I’m angry that the planet is changing and nobody cares.” “I just wish that more people would take action and be more aware of their impact.” “I wish that more people would think critically about it.” “I feel like it makes my generation feel hopeless.” …

By Isabella Diehl The Indiana bat is listed as an endangered species under the Endangered Species Act of 1973. It is important that we work on their conservation as the population continues to diminish. These bats are crucial parts of the ecosystem and provide many …

By Abhinav Randive Anyone visiting Taylor Hall might run into Drew Pasteur, professor of mathematics. However, very few people would guess that he has been consistently predicting the outcomes of Ohio high school football games with high accuracy for the past decade. A NC State …

by Sara Moore This past Friday, Oct. 13, was the first ever Party for the Planet which promoted sustainability and environmentally friendly activities both on and off campus. From 5-9 p.m., the Res Quad was filled with music, donuts, cider and tables that focused on …

by Caroline Ward Since the start of the 2023-24 academic year, The College of Wooster campus has seen a concentrated shift toward greater eco-consciousness and the implementation of new sustainability initiatives, including the appointment of Brian Webb as Wooster’s inaugural Director of Sustainability in August. …

by Sanjana Venkataraman Alleviating stress in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields is crucial for individuals involved in these disciplines, whether as students or professionals. The complex concepts, demanding coursework and performance pressures inherent in STEM subjects often lead to significant stress levels. At …