Jess Walter-Wilde Contributing Writer I’m not an artist. At least, that’s what I told myself growing up. In my mind, artistry wasn’t something you worked towards, but rather an intrinsic attribute that belonged to only a select few. I saw the kids who liked to …
Amaze, amaze, amazing showing on Lowry steps
Wyn Caudle Business Manager On Sept. 25, the Wooster Astronomy Club and Wooster Activities Crew (WAC) joined together to host an outdoor screening of the movie “Project Hail Mary.” Due to Party on the Green getting rained out, WAC provided the movie night experience with …
Campus community comes together for Sex on the Quad
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief The Peer Health Education Program continued their fall tradition of “Sex on the Quad” on Friday, Sept. 25 from 3-5 p.m. Featuring tables run by Peer Health Educators, Equity and Belonging, the Sexual Respect Coalition, the Wayne County Health Department and more, …
College hires new Title IX coordinator
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Sept. 21, the College hired Erica Rau as its new human resources generalist and Title IX coordinator. The move was announced on Sept. 22 by Lin Hillis, vice president of people, culture, and talent, in a campus-wide email. Rau served …
Trump Administration rolls back sex- and gender-based Title IX protections
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Monday, Sept. 28, the Trump Administration finalized its repeal of a series of Title IX rewrites enacted under former President Joe Biden. The 2024 Biden-era regulation, titled “Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Sex in Education Programs or Activities Receiving Federal …
FYS class meets with Akron Beacon journalist
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief At The College of Wooster, experiential learning is implemented to engage students with fields they are interested in exploring. In one First Year Seminar (FYS) class taught by Dr. Matt Krain, professor of political science, students gained knowledge on the journalism field …