Zanna Anderson Managing Editor I read the news. At least, I try to read the news when I have the time and the mental fortitude. There is so much information available in the world from so many different sources that it can be a truly …
Perspective of Perception
Wyn Caudle Business Manager As I sit here debating what to write, I’m finding myself second guessing every thought that I have. Worried that, for some reason, the thought that I share would be judged harshly by anyone reading it, so much so that I …
AI and the power of human filmmaking
The process of filmmaking has existed since the late 19th century, with the first motion picture being “The Horse in Motion” (1873). Over the film industry’s century-plus of existence, it has weathered many developments in technology including the introduction of sound, color and computer-generated imagery (CGI). Through all of these advancements, one factor has remained constant: the need for human beings in the creative process. However, the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) threatens not only the very principle of filmmaking, but also creates new challenges when it comes to film rights and licensing.
College commemorates Abbey Arboretum designation
Mukta Pillai Viewpoints Editor On Friday, Sept. 18, The College of Wooster held a celebration for the new Abbey Arboretum as a part of Homecoming festivities. The event took place at 3 p.m. under clear skies on the east side of Scovel Hall and included …
College welcomes alum for Constitution Day lecture
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Sept. 17, Lean Lecture Hall opened its doors to students, faculty and staff to celebrate Constitution Day. September 17 marks the day on which the United States Constitution was signed by 39 delegates from 12 states in 1787, creating a …
Student organizations hold vigil for Pierre Damas Bel
Amanda Crouse News Editor Students gathered at the Kauke arch on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 19, for a vigil honoring the life of Ohio student Pierre Damas Bel. The vigil was organized jointly by the College’s African Student Union (ASU), Black Student Association (BSA), …