Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Breaking News: The College of Wooster releases new merch with a conservative dog whistle. JK! Or maybe not. The College has entered a new era in branding; rather than hand out a shirt that says “Welcome home” with the Wooster insignia, we …
Homosexuals and shotguns: an Op-Ed on “The Hunting Wives”
Nemsie Gonzalez ’26 Co-Chief Editor “The Hunting Wives” Netflix series follows the story of Sophie O’Neil (Brittany Snow) as she navigates her new life in East Texas in the wake of a mysterious personal tragedy. Upon her arrival, Sophie is thrown into a homo-erotic clique …
Bluegrass Jam returns to the arch
Willow Rodriguez ’26 A&E Editor On Sunday nights, echoes of folksy guitar and warm harmonies reverberate across campus. If you follow the sound, you will find a band of people known as “Bluegrass Jam” who play underneath Kauke Hall’s arch. This group plays non-traditional bluegrass …
We deserve more than empty promises
Yaya Corley Contributing Writer Our college’s counseling center is a mess, and everyone knows it. We’re told nonstop to “take care of our mental health,” to “reach out when we need support.” But when we actually try, we hit a wall. Endless waitlists. Counselors leaving …
Scot Council briefs
Gianna Hayes News Editor Scot Council met on Monday, Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. for general assembly (GA). GA meetings are held every Monday at 7 p.m. in the Alley, and are open to the campus community. During the opening discussion, Scot Council President Flynn …