Amanda Crouse News Editor Students gathered at the Kauke arch on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 19, for a vigil honoring the life of Ohio student Pierre Damas Bel. The vigil was organized jointly by the College’s African Student Union (ASU), Black Student Association (BSA), …
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College terminates contract with Flock Safety
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Tuesday, Sept. 8, the College’s Business Office moved to cancel its subscription to Flock Safety’s camera service. The decision was recommended by the Privacy and Security Working Group––a group of staff, students and faculty that President Anne McCall organized for …
Wooster community members protest law enforcement cooperation with ICE at city council
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor On Monday, March 2, over 40 Wooster community members protested outside of City Hall on Market St. Gathering as early as 6:00 p.m., many protesters came to urge city council members to denounce local government and law enforcement cooperation with …
Updates on ICE in Ohio: interview with immigration lawyer Brian Hoffman
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor In an interview with the Voice, Founding Executive Director of the Ohio Center for Strategic Immigration Litigation and Outreach (OCSILiO) Brian Hoffman shed light on campus concerns over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) presence on campus. OCSILiO is a nonprofit …
Wooster community members protest in main square
Amanda Crouse News Editor Wooster locals lined the sidewalks along the intersection of Liberty St. and Main St. from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 14, for a Defending Democracy protest. Similar to the No Kings Day protests that began in June 2025 in cities across …
ICE in Ohio update column
Gianna Hayes Chief News Editor Secretary of the College, Angila Tracey, sent an email out to the campus community on Friday, Jan. 30, detailing the safest responses to law enforcement, such as the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), visiting campus. Per Tracey’s email, law …