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 …
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Professors explain the immigration crisis in justice dialogue
Amanda Crouse News Editor On Monday, Jan. 19, in observation of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, students were encouraged to participate in and start conversations about prescient social issues. In the morning, a prayer breakfast and opening ceremony were held in Kittredge Hall to allow …
Immigration resources made accessible by local nonprofit
Galen Axel Anderson Contributing Writer At 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24, the College ended its “Cultivating Hope Through Community & Resistance” series with the presentation “Litigating for Liberation with OCSILiO.” This event, hosted by Latinas Unidas and the Center for Belonging and Intercultural Dialogue, …
Panel discussion provides insight into language barriers in immigration
Galen Axel Anderson Contributing Writer Last Sunday, Oct. 19, The College of Wooster hosted a panel of local immigrant community leaders as a part of its series: “Cultivating Hope Through Community & Resistance.” Before the event, there was a reception catered by the Amigas Project, …
Pres. McCall to campus community: “remain calm and courteous.”
Julia Garrison News Editor President Anne McCall sent a follow-up message to the campus community on Monday morning with details on how many executive orders will affect the community — including President Donald Trump’s reinforcement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across the U.S. McCall …
AAUP holds “Know Your Rights” discussion for community members
Tori DiPasquale Contributing Writer A small group of faculty and students met in the CoRE Cube on Feb. 13 for a “Know Your Rights” discussion sponsored by Wooster’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). This discussion came in response to President Donald …