Helena Marten News Editor Colleges are businesses. Private institutions operate openly as non-profits but they must sustain enough profit to break even. As economic systems are sensitive to various external factors, colleges are constantly forced to adapt and shift. There are then considerations: is the …
Dr. Martin shares her research at Chemistry Seminar
Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor On Tuesday, Feb. 3, The College of Wooster Chemistry Department welcomed Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Sara Martin to talk about her current research in a talk titled “Molecular Makeovers: From Simple Precursors to Bio‑Relevant Heterocycles.” The seminar was part of …
Casino Night goes ‘Under the Sea’ at Lowry
Nico Rivera Sarah Buchholtz Features Editors On Saturday, Jan. 31, Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) transformed Lowry Center into an underwater escape for the much-anticipated annual Casino Night. From 8-11 p.m., students gathered to enjoy casino games such as poker, blackjack and roulette as well as …
What does the state of international relations mean for students? Professor Matthew Krain answers.
Helena Marten News Editor On Monday, Jan. 26 Matthew Krain, professor of political science and global & international studies, discussed his thoughts on the current state of international affairs and its consequences for students. Krain teaches international political economy, theories of international relations, political violence …
Students and community members protest in solidarity with Minneapolis
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 12 p.m., a small group of Wooster students and community members gathered on Beall Avenue, across from Lowry Student Center, to protest the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis. Recent protests across …