Audrey Richardson Contributing Writer On Saturday, Nov. 2, the Fighting Scots field hockey team put up a valiant effort in their senior day game against Ohio Wesleyan University, ultimately falling in overtime, 1-0. Despite the negative result, it was a game worth celebrating — it …
Wooster faces a dominant South Carolina in exhibition game
Maddie Moran Sports Editor Last Wednesday, Oct. 30, Wooster traveled to Columbia, South Carolina for their exhibition game against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks. The Gamecocks’ coach, Lamont Paris ’96, hosted the Scots as a class of 1996 Wooster alum, playing for 3 years …
EPIC strikes again: a saga review
Liam McGinley Contributing Writer “Six Hundred Strike” –– more like a ten million strike! In the mere two days and two hours of the Vengeance Saga being out, “EPIC: The Musical” playwright and composer Jorge Rivera-Herrans has hit over ten million streams for his latest …
A “WAC”-y horror picture show
Cyrine Abdallah Contributing Writer To bring October to a close, the Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) presented “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” on Halloween night, Oct. 31, at Allen Commons. A large group of students gathered, some dressed as their favorite characters. Tradition encourages audience participation, …
Cookies and coloring with Mind Matters
Claire Allison McGuire Features Editor On Nov. 4, Mind Matters hosted a cookie decorating and coloring night in Stevenson Hall’s kitchen. Mind Matters is a student-run organization focused on mental health advocacy and education. “School is really stressful. We want to make sure people have …
Climate change perseverance: Marinel Ubaldo’s story of climate justice and migration
Kiera McGuire Features Editor On Wednesday, Oct. 30, Lean Lecture Hall opened its doors for students, faculty and community members to hear the story of climate justice advocate Marinel Ubaldo, a survivor of super-typhoon Haiyan. The lecture, titled “Navigating Climate Migration: Understanding the Human Impact …