Mukta Pillai ’27 | Science Editor This past weekend, five chemistry students attended the 54th ACS CERM meeting in Pittsburgh, PA. ACS is the American Chemical Society. Students attended lectures on current chemical research, presented summer research and met students and faculty from across the region.
Trump’s victory spells extreme concern
It’s showtime again for Trump. Graphic by Zach Perrier ’25. Voice Staff Editorial The entire student body here at Wooster has lived in the shadow of Donald Trump’s America for at least a third of their lives. Despite the past four years under the Biden …
Celebrating wellness for World Diabetes Day
Zanna Anderson ’27 | Science Editor This year’s theme for World Diabetes Day on Nov. 14 is ‘Diabetes and Well-being.’ The 2024 theme aims to emphasize the importance of both the physical well-being and mental well-being of those impacted. Care for diabetes is oftentimes centered …
Exploring the buzz-are world of invertebrates
Atlas Dwyer ’24 | Contributing Writer On Nov. 12, members of associate professor of biology Laura Sirot’s “Natural History of Invertebrates” class came together to open their new class exhibition, “Invertebrates in a Changing World,” presenting their research on how various invertebrates are adapting to …
Your intersectionality is a lie, and I am tired of being a strong Black woman.
Nwanne Eke and Shaunta Palmer Contributing Writers As Black women living in America, there is a conception that we must care for all and nurture those around us. However, unlike our white counterparts, we’re not allowed to be soft or fragile. Instead, we are expected …
A not so fun trip down memory lane
Joey Mendez ’27Contributing Writer Recently, I had the pleasure of watching the rise and fall of a popular high school girl in the movie “Senior Year” (2022). The film brings back some all-too-familiar feelings about high school for many viewers, especially for those of us …