Annie Ketler Contributing Writer International Women’s Day gives us many opportunities: a chance to reflect on what has happened in the past, a chance to consider all that women can do and a chance to dream about what’s to come. Women of every race …
Wooster alumnus film examines African diaspora
Mekdes Shiferaw Contributing Writer Ainslee Alem Robson ’15 released her first project, Ferenj: A Graphic Memoir in Virtual Reality (VR) in April 2020. It was set to be featured in several film festivals including Tribeca and South by Southwest, but then 2020 happened… you …
Consider implications of renaming buildings
Geoffrey Allen Contributing Writer They say you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become a villain. But what happens when you become a villain after death? Many of history’s idealized heroes face scrutiny by the discovery of their wrongdoings, …
NCAC rolls out spring semester athletic schedules
Samuel Casey Editor in Chief During my tenure at Wooster, I’ve had the pleasure of attending competitions for almost all varsity sports, and something that has always stood out to me was how close everyone was — like, physically close. Whether it was shoulder …
Studying remotely feels like lost time
Annelisea Brand Contributing Writer My last semester of college reflects some of the expectations I fostered during my first year. Independent Study (I.S.) is tedious, I am focused on graduate school and employment and I am feeling weird … but all from my house. …
S.T.E.M. Success Initiative tells students “You are S.T.E.M.”
Jonathan Logan Science & Environment Editor In 2014, the S.T.E.M. Success Initiative (SSI) was launched to “empower Wooster S.T.E.M. faculty, staff and students in cultivating an inclusive community to better support the academic success S.T.EM. identity development for students from underrepresented groups.” While this …