Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor On Tuesday, April 21, the computer science department hosted its first Computer Science Thesis Jam. The event, held in Taylor Hall, brought together students and faculty for a rapid-fire senior Independent Study (I.S.) presentation competition. Participating seniors were given a strict …
Seniors share experiences at I.S. Process Panel
Sara Moore Science Editor On Thursday, April 23, students gathered to hear about some of the STEM Zone Interns’ processes of completing an Independent Study (I.S.) in a STEM field (science, technology, engineering or math). The panel featured five senior STEM Zone interns from four …
Remembering where you came from to get where you’re going
Yaya Corley Staff Writer This isn’t a goodbye, it is just a see you later. That is what I keep telling myself as this chapter of my life comes to an end. It feels strange, almost unreal, to stand at the edge of something that …
Wooster’s priceless education
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor There’s no dearth of adjectives or emotions I could use to attempt to encapsulate my time at Wooster. I have loved it here. I can’t imagine who I would be if I went anywhere else. I really do think that …
Redefining who the snowflake is
Trent Patton Viewpoints Editor After spending four years at Wooster, I have learned something: The real “snowflake” is middle-aged Trumpies. Nothing gets their panties in a twist faster than my sheer existence as a visibly queer college student. Going into Walmart, I’d see these racist …
365 Buttons: Parasocial panic
Nwanne Eke Viewpoints Editor For my first edition as a Viewpoints Editor I wrote about “Love Island” and the parasocial relationships viewers formed with the Islanders. In light of Klay Thompson’s immense fumble I thought I’d revisit the subject. It would be an understatement to …