Sara Moore Science Editor On Wednesday, Nov. 4, The College of Wooster welcomed Robin Wall Kimmerer for the Peter Mortensen Lecture, which was held in Freedlander Theatre. Kimmerer is the author of “The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World,” which freshmen read as …
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College welcomes alum for Constitution Day lecture
Kiera McGuire Editor-in-Chief On Thursday, Sept. 17, Lean Lecture Hall opened its doors to students, faculty and staff to celebrate Constitution Day. September 17 marks the day on which the United States Constitution was signed by 39 delegates from 12 states in 1787, creating a …
The environmental significance of divestment
Chevron’s El Segundo, California oil refinery in 2007. Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Jensen Kugler Copy Editor As the Voice reported last March, the College’s investment portfolio is considered “intellectual property” and is not shared in-depth with the public. This makes it difficult for students to …
Leave the leaves alone
Ava Siegel Contributing Writer Picture this: it is a placid morning on the College of Wooster campus. You got up and got ready for class with enough time to make it to your 9 a.m. via a nice stroll (rather than a light jog). The …