by Hannah Eastman Nina Jancowicz’s presentation titled “Information, Disinformation and the 2024 Election” engaged The College of Wooster community on the night of Tuesday, Jan. 30, beginning the 42nd Great Decisions lecture series. The four events will take place between late January and early March …
The Moth returns for the spring
by Gianna Hayes Students huddled into Boo Bears last Tuesday, Jan. 30, to share poetry and prose. The space was small, requiring chairs and benches to be moved, but that didn’t stop the sizable gathering that arrived to hear the different works read by 12 …
A Covid-spurred dive into Gregg Araki’s films
by Vonne Slayden For my COVID isolation period, I resolved to watch a lot of films. At first, I had planned to watch all the Academy Award nominees available, treating the task with soldierly determination. I began by alternating the often long, quiet and muted-color-palette …
Learning leads to empathy
Gabriel McCreath Creative Editor Last semester, while I was listening to a lecture, the professor pointed to a spot on a blank map of the world and asked us what country she was pointing to. As I sheepishly listened to my classmates chime in with …
How our favorites define us
Daysia Hargrave Contributing Writer The best animal on the planet is the giant panda. It also just so happens to be my favorite animal. Perhaps that is irrelevant and entirely unnoteworthy. But if you’ve ever seen a panda eat bamboo in the rain, panda cubs …
Being Palestinian on campus
Alona Abufarha Contributing Writer The two things I find most important to my life are being Palestinian and tattoos. Hell, I even got Handala, a Palestinian freedom symbol, tattooed on my arm around two years ago. I knew someone would ask what it was, and …