Ethan Walling Contributing Writer Last week, Carbon 0 Woo collected more than 200 letters to President Anne McCall urging her to develop a carbon neutrality plan for the College. More than two-hundred pieces of paper were used to tell President McCall that the student body …
Wooster gains experience against Bowling Green
Kaedyn Yonker Contributing writer On Friday, Oct. 24, The College of Wooster women’s basketball team traveled to Bowling Green, Ohio, to play an exhibition game against the Bowling Green University (BGSU) Falcons, an NCAA Division I team. In their first game of the season, the …
Wooster Women’s Soccer sophomore duo dominate DePauw
Andrew Bell Staff Writer The Fighting Scots scored a major victory against the DePauw University Tigers last weekend, dominating the match 3-1. Josie Bencic ’28 registered 2 goals on the day. Annie Henegar ’28 added to the total with a goal of her own in …
Field hockey triumphs in Senior Day showdown
Henry Schneiderman Sports Editor Last Saturday Oct. 25, the Fighting Scots field hockey team hosted the Washington and Jefferson College Presidents for the program’s annual Senior Day match. Senior Day at The College of Wooster is a time of celebration, one that recognizes and celebrates …
Finding calm in the chaos with new lofi sounds
Looking for a lofi artist to accompany a late-night study session? As the semester picks up the pace, City Girl, an independent musician based in Los Angeles, offers a soundtrack for focus and reflection. City Girl creates lofi music that stands apart from the familiar …
Land as memory: “Barro + Maíz + Piedra + Azul” review
Last Friday, Oct. 24, our team visited the exhibition “Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue” at the College of Wooster Art Museum. “Mud + Corn + Stone + Blue” tells a story of agricultural and political resistance and pain through different artists’ perspectives. The …