Galen Anderson Staff Writer On Monday, Jan. 19, the campus celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day under the theme of “Love in Action.” This year’s programming included a morning prayer breakfast, a series of Justice Dialogues hosted by various faculty and staff and a keynote …
Professors explain the immigration crisis in justice dialogue
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students were encouraged to participate in and start conversations about prescient social issues. In the morning, a prayer breakfast and opening ceremony were held in Kittredge Hall to allow …
Campus community members gather to protest recent ICE actions
Gianna Hayes News Editor On Tuesday, Jan. 20, over one hundred students, faculty and Wooster community members lined the sidewalks in front of Lowry Student Center at 6:00 p.m. to protest the Trump Administration’s recent large-scale deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE), …
Justice dialogue sheds light on the “monsters” in the current U.S. administration
Kiera McGuire Managing Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, The College of Wooster celebrated Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with faculty-led Justice Dialogues on topics surrounding justice, freedom and inclusion. Evan Riley, associate professor of philosophy, led a discussion titled “Thinking with King in a Time …
Wooster students Attend COP30
Nico Rivera Features Editor On Jan. 22, Amelia Crowley ’27 and Naomi Kaczor ’27 gave a presentation on their experience at the 2025 Conference of the Parties (COP) 30 conference in Belém, Brazil. The two students talked about their experience, discussing the highlights of their …
Students brave the cold to continue winter tradition
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, Jan. 25, students came together to fill the Kauke Hall Arch, one of the College’s most well-known winter traditions. After a fresh snowfall of approximately 10-13 inches, students gathered around Kauke Hall at 8 p.m. and worked together despite …