Helena Marten News Editor On Wednesday, March 4, at 7:30 p.m., Kathryn Lavelle gave a talk relating to her recent book, “Reluctant Conquest: American Wealth, Power, and Science in the Arctic.” Lavelle is the Ellen and Dixon Long professor of political science at Case Western …
MCS Colloquium explores how inflation “remembers the past”
Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor On Thursday, March 5, Assistant Professor of Statistical and Data Sciences Changzhi Ma presented her research in Taylor Hall as part of the Department of Mathematical & Computational Sciences (MCS) Colloquium series. Her talk, titled “How does inflation remember the past?” …
MSU hosts second annual Iftar Dinner during Ramadan
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Saturday, March 7, The College of Wooster’s Muslim Student Union (MSU) held an Iftar Dinner in Knowlton Café for students, faculty and staff to spend time together as a community. The event brought members of campus together to share a …
Don’t discount horror
Sara Moore Science and Environment Editor 2026 is a very special year for the Oscars. For the first time in its nearly 100 year history, multiple horror films have been nominated for Best Picture. Prior to this year, only seven horror films had been nominated …
Wooster community members protest law enforcement cooperation with ICE at city council
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor On Monday, March 2, over 40 Wooster community members protested outside of City Hall on Market St. Gathering as early as 6:00 p.m., many protesters came to urge city council members to denounce local government and law enforcement cooperation with …