Izzie Corley Cartoonist Every few years, we all collectively say that “cringe culture is dead,” and yet time and time again it rears its ugly head: Making fun of people who are passionate and nerdy but in the wrong way becomes cool again. In light …
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Lots of debt, but no regret
Rae Harris Editor-in-Chief I am leaving The College of Wooster with a boatload of debt, so much that it doesn’t even feel real. But I can honestly say that I don’t regret my decision to pursue a degree at a private liberal arts school. When …
More than a teacher?
Bri Becerra Editor-in-Chief We’ve all seen the TikToks that education majors from other institutions make, joking about how their homework is to learn an ice-breaker activity while their STEM roommate cries over a lab report that they have to finish. Or maybe even the TikToks …
If student media dies, I die with it.
Julia Garrison News Editor My first news assignment for the Voice feels like it was only a few months ago –– where I worked with Gianna Hayes ’26 and Sam Boudreau ’23 to investigate the presence of the Pregnancy Care Center on Wooster’s list of reproductive …
More leagues doesn’t equal more viewers
Maddie Moran Sports Editor Major league volleyball is trying to make its start recently and I am all for it — however, I am not loving the way that leagues are going about it. For a while, the highest level of elite volleyball advertised to …
What lies ahead
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor The following is based on when I was asked to give a senior speech on the Scot Symphonic Band tour. I wanted to take the core of what I said and expand on it to look at my whole experience at …