Amanda Crouse News Editor Ohio voters approved Issue 3 during the midterm elections, meaning voter ID requirements will be added as an amendment to the state’s Constitution. The issue received 65.33% approval votes and 34.6% disapproval votes. Ohio has required photo ID for in-person and …
CEBID celebrates Native American heritage & first-generation students
Kaedyn Yonker Sports Editor In 1990, President George H.W. Bush approved a joint resolution designating November as National American Indians Heritage Month. Since then, resolutions have used different names like Native American Heritage Month or National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. But the …
Deep sea hard minerals mining
Zanna Anderson Managing Editor Despite the hardship of navigating the depths of the ocean, American and Chinese entities are racing to harvest critical minerals from the seafloor. According to the National Ocean Service, lithium, manganese, nickel, cobalt, copper and rare earth elements are among the …
Serviceberries and community service with Robin Wall Kimmerer
Sara Moore Science Editor On Wednesday, Nov. 4, The College of Wooster welcomed Robin Wall Kimmerer for the Peter Mortensen Lecture, which was held in Freedlander Theatre. Kimmerer is the author of “The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World,” which freshmen read as …
Students give haunting performances at Spooky Covers
Sara Moore Science Editor On Thursday, Oct. 29, The Goliard Literary Magazine hosted its first music event of the year, Spooky Covers. This year’s event was hosted at The Underground (UG) as part of their Halloween week programming. Spooky Covers gave students the opportunity to …