Raegan Herdman Contributing Writer On Thursday, Nov. 21, The College of Wooster was visited by Derrick Morton, assistant professor of biological sciences and gerontology at the University of Southern California (USC). Morton’s visit was part of the biology department’s Life Science Seminar Series. Morton’s …
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A Scientific Outlook: The future of eco-politics
Fatima Gilani Contributing Writer The year 2024 has made one thing clear: climate change is no longer a distant threat, but a present reality reshaping our planet. This year is on track to become the hottest on record, making this the eleventh year in a …
2024 Nobel Prizes in Physics, Medicine and Chemistry Announced
Victoria Finizio ’27 Every October, scientists worldwide look to the Nobel Foundation for their declaration of what physicists, chemists and biologists have achieved in their fields. The Prizes often recognize more than one scientist after they have completed many years of research with large implications …
Death by presets and templates
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor If you’re reading this in print or as a PDF, the article you are reading was laid out in a program called Adobe InDesign. This article is typed in 12-point Times New Roman font. The typeface for the article’s headline and …
Queer people don’t have to come out to anyone but themselves
Anousha Datta Contributing Writer Queer people have existed for centuries — appearing in ancient texts and scriptures — and will continue to exist, no matter how much queerphobic legislation is passed. Being queer isn’t a fad, a phase or a new “liberal agenda.” And while …
Orange Peels
By Gianna Hayes The outline of an orange. Twist into any shape after removing from that golden core. That zest which reminds me of the sweetness, stains my fingernails, scent everlasting, a peel pretending; the memory’s silhouette of all the people with whom I’ve shared …