Wyn Caudle Business Manager On Aug. 28th, from 4:30 to 7 p.m., The College of Wooster hosted Scot Spirit Day, an annual club fair in which organizations come together to invite new members to join and inform the campus about who they are and the …
An ode to our fallen ice cream machine; a lost community member and safe space
Mukta Pillai Viewpoints Editor As August transitions into September, the final beginning of my undergraduate career starts to gain momentum. Summer hasn’t left Wooster yet, with plenty more 90 degree days and leaves still full of lush green. This year, something has changed. Something has …
Remembering Dolly: Wooster will always love you
In late August, America lost Tennessee-born country music icon and philanthropist Dolly Parton. The impact of this passing has been felt globally and within our very own student body.
Government cuts lead to a summer of recalls
Sara Moore Science Editor The summer of 2026 yielded food recalls that had consumers clearing out their refrigerators and side-eyeing the produce at their local grocery stores. The biggest case of food-related illness this summer was Cyclospora, a microscopic parasite that is spread when food …
Impacts of Canadian wildfires felt across United States
Sara Moore Science Editor The 2026 wildfire season has the potential to become the fourth worst in Canada’s history. The usual Canadian wildfire season spans from April to October, but this year saw a slow start with destructive consequences. This was due to the combined …