Julia Garrison News Editor Scot Council held their weekly general assembly on Nov. 18 in Lowry 202 at 7 p.m. These meetings are open to the general student body. In the meeting, Scot Council members discussed updates regarding the committee on committees and the student …
Ohio Senate passes SB 104
Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor Last Wednesday, Nov. 13, the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 104. This is a law which in part requires transgender students in K-12 schools and private and public higher education institutions to use the restroom of their assigned sex at birth …
Trump’s cabinet shapes up two weeks out from election day
Noor Mushtaq Contributing Writer Donald Trump won the 60th quadrennial U.S. presidential election and has begun the process of selecting the people he wishes to serve in his Cabinet. The Cabinet has at least 16 positions, including the vice president and the heads of the …
Protest guidelines sacrifice safety of the many for comfort of the few
Anna Whiting Contributing Writer Wooster has a long history of protest, both on and off campus. Administrators love to point towards the Galpin Takeover of 1989 as a point of pride at students’ civic engagement but now want to stifle our abilities to do similar …
Empathy epidemic & evil elections
Nemsie Gonzalez Managing Editor In the wake of the election, many are scrambling to understand what happened. Social media claims about the death of democracy, the end of America, the beginning of the end filling everyone with dread. But what I am more concerned about …
An ode to the humble autumn stroll
Amanda Crouse Arts and Entertainment Editor October and November comprise what is known in the Amanda Crouse community as “Prime Walking Season.” It’s during this season that the weather has calmed down from its late-July temperature highs, but isn’t yet so wintry as to prevent …