Helena Marten News Editor In March 2025, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed a law into effect to ban diversity efforts, regulate classroom discussion and eliminate faculty strikes in higher education. These changes directly restrict public institutions’ ability to educate students on topics such as climate …
Black History Month address explores insurrectionist philosophy of Angela Davis
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor The Office of Equity and Belonging hosted Wooster’s Lee A. McBride III, Frank Halliday Ferris chair of philosophy at the College, to give an address in honor of Black History Month. The talk, titled “Insurrectionist Ethics and Angela Davis,” took …
Professor Roche hosts talk on “The Conservative Frontier”
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Monday, Feb. 2, Jeff Roche, professor of history at the College, gave a talk in Lean Lecture Hall on his new book, “The Conservative Frontier: Texas and the Origins of the New Right.” Spanning decades of political history in the …
Love was in the air at CoWs on Ice
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Friday, Feb. 13, CoWs on Ice hosted a Valentine’s Day-themed free skate at Alice Noble Arena from 9:10-11:10 p.m. Students gathered at the rink to spend the evening with friends, enjoy music and skate. Transportation was provided at Babcock Circle, …
Kristi Noem Is A Bird-Legged Hoe
Sarah Buchholtz ’28