Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor SB: From your perspective as a faculty member, how were these layoffs communicated to you, and how effective do you feel that communication was? AG: The first I heard of the layoffs was on Thursday. I started getting text messages, and …
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Carbon Zero Woo on McCall’s claims
Sara Moore Science Editor In the Feb. 5 emergency staff meeting, President Anne McCall made multiple references to the future of sustainability on campus. Near the end of the meeting, TyLynn Gault ’27, chief of staff for Scot Council, raised questions surrounding the campus’ lack …
Sustainability efforts continue amid college restructuring
Jonathan Rueffer Science Editor As the College navigates budget cuts, staffing changes and restructuring across departments, the Office of Sustainability has continued to expand. According to Director of Campus Sustainability Brian Webb, the Office has engaged with nearly 30% of the student body this year …
We love our staff, don’t let them go
Jensen Kugler Staff Writer I love this school. I love the campus, the classes and all the wonderful, beautiful people I’ve met here. My parents met here; Wooster is literally in my blood. I love this school. That’s why I am so angry. I’ve been …
Evaluating Our Past: Mapping a Better Future for Communication
Jack Freer Contributing Writer I love The College of Wooster, and like many students, I am heavily involved on campus. I am an active member in four organizations and work two student jobs in fundraising and departmental assistance. In the last week, there has been …
CoW Is Not a Corporation, But If They Insist It Is, Then…
Daimys Ester García Contributing Writer Administration has excused their lack of transparency, blatant disregard for shared governance and recent mass firings by likening the College to a corporation. However, treating the College like a corporation empties the educational mission of any meaning, replacing it with …