Mukta Pillai | Science Editor We’ve all heard of the cult-favorite “Jurassic Park.” Michael Crichton’s hit novel became a media franchise and the stories have raised generations of fans. While watching the numerous movies or reading the books, suspense entices the audience, pulling them into a …
WoMan the Hunter : Bias in academia
Zanna Anderson| Science Editor Anthropology is a field that has been polluted with sexism, racism and ableism since its establishment in the Age of Enlightenment by upper class, European men. Since then, anthropology has expanded to study cultures of all demographics not just as lab rats …
Genre-defying Dua Saleh headlining WAC’s 2025 Springfest; to be supported by indie rock aussie Birksie
Julia Garrison News Editor Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) has announced the lineup for their largest event of the year: Springfest. Springfest, which occurs every spring semester following I.S. Monday, brings musical artists across genres to campus –– handpicked by WAC –– with the support of …
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Co-founder of BirdieLight spreads awareness on fentanyl overdoses and provides free Narcan and test strips
Nemsie Gonzalez Managing Editor On Monday, April 21, at 7 p.m. in Allen Commons, The College of Wooster was joined by Dr. Beth Weinstock, a co-founder of BirdieLight, to educate students on fentanyl overdose prevention. BirdieLight aims to combat fentanyl overdoses through education. Beth and …
Residence Life shares housing updates for upcoming academic year
Audrey Pantaz Contributing Writer and COWnselor On Friday, March 14, President Anne McCall sent an email to the Wooster community sharing that the College will be renovating Otelia Compton Hall beginning this summer — using the majority of a large donation from trustee Doon Foster …