Trent Patton Viewpoints Editor On Friday, April 10, Sabrina Carpenter was performing at Coachella 2026 and had an interaction with a fan that left a sour taste in many people’s mouths. Carpenter was sitting at her piano and about to introduce her next song when …
An exploration of the rise and fall of Comic Books
Micah Sutton A&E Editor Comic books have been a popular form of media for a long time, and their popularity has led to the creation of some iconic characters over the years, including Batman, Black Panther, Scarlet Witch, Daredevil and Wonder Woman. Many of these …
What does “accept all cookies” actually mean?
Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor When visiting a website, you have probably encountered a pop-up banner asking you to accept cookies. You have also likely clicked “accept all” or “accept necessary cookies only” just to make the notification disappear. But what are cookies, and what does …
Humanity returns to the moon for the first time in 50 years
Sara Moore Science Editor On Friday, April 10, the crew of Artemis II, aboard the Orion, splashed down off the coast of San Diego following their ten day journey in space. This historic trip began on April 1 and marked the first crewed mission to …
Stirring up science: Chem Club hosts ‘Mocktail Night’
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Thursday, April 9, the College’s Chem Club hosted a Mocktail Night in Severance Hall. The event ran from 7–8:30 p.m. and was open to students, staff and faculty. As students entered, they were prompted to sign in virtually and were …
Local Roots hosts Kôkôdy Pop Up Vol. 2
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Friday, April 10, students, faculty and the Wooster community came together at Local Roots for a Kôkôdy “pop-up” dinner from 5–8 p.m. Co-sponsored by the French & Francophone Studies Department, the dinner was an opportunity for community members to come …