News Staff CAMPUS SAFETY: Shawn Starowesky, director of campus safety and emergency management, confirmed with the Voice that officer Fred Todd is no longer employed with the College. The nature of his departure was not shared due to human resources regulations within the College. RESIDENCE …
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Wooster welcomes new employees and new committees, including election year committee
Julia Garrison News Editor Wooster has undergone its annual changing of the guard for faculty and staff positions around campus. In academia, four new tenure-track professors in psychology, economics, math and computational sciences and English were added to the roster. New and visiting faculty members …
Campus safety will begin patrolling buildings with a closer watch
Julia Garrison News Editor Propped doors and unlocked houses have been a mainstay at The College of Wooster – an unfortunate truth that has recently been the concern of the department of campus safety. With some recent issues across campus in both academic and residential …
Wooster launches search for new director of campus safety
Graphic by Julia Garrison ’25. Doug Slovenkay Contributing Writer An integral part of a college campus is ensuring the safety of the students who call it home. A significant change is underway, aiming to guarantee the safety of Wooster’s campus for the foreseeable future: the …
Wooster re-arranges administration offices and adds new faces for the upcoming year
Gianna Hayes and Julia Garrison News Editors On Aug. 16, Interim Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Cliff Bobbitt addressed the student body in an email that outlined shifts in multiple administrative offices. The most notable position changes for current administrators …
Students express dissatisfaction with campus security
Samuel Boudreau Senior News Writer On their first week back on campus this semester, Aspen Rush ’22 and their friend were on a late-night walk near the forested-area between Bornhuetter Hall and the softball diamond. In the night’s darkness, Rush claims that around five …