Amelia Crowley Staff Writer A crowd of College of Wooster students, faculty and community members gathered in Gault Recital Hall in Scheide Music Center on Tuesday, March 31 to attend the fourth and final Great Decisions series lecture of the semester. Organized this year by …
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Phi Sigma Tau lecture argues Pyrrhonian Skeptics
Helena Marten News Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 25, Chelsea Bowden, assistant professor of philosophy at Denison University, gave a talk for the Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society event in Lean Lecture Hall. In 2024, Bowden published a paper titled “Inquiry, Value, and Some Peculiarities of …
Office of Equity and Belonging holds Native American Repatriation Talk
Galen Axel Anderson Staff Writer On Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. in Allen Commons, Ricardo Higelin Ponce de León gave a talk on the repatriation of Native American cultural artifacts. Ponce de León is an assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology at The College …
Tradwives lecture tackles dangers in the media and draws comparisons to Christian Nationalism
Gianna Hayes News Editor On Nov. 10, Terry Reeder, visiting assistant professor of religious studies and women’s, gender and sexuality studies, delivered the final lecture in the fall 2025 Academy of Religion Series entitled, “‘Be Fruitful and Multiply’: Trad Wives, Pronatalism, and More” to an …
Newest installment in Fall Academy of Religion lecture series invites discussion on Christianity in politics
Jensen Kugler Staff Writer On Nov. 3, Jeremy Rapport, associate professor of religious studies at the College, presented a lecture on Christian nationalism called “A Religious Government? Christian Nationalism in the Contemporary United States” in Lean Lecture Hall. Rapport is teaching a new class on …
Wooster welcomes Eve Darian-Smith in the first of three lectures on academic freedom
Voice Staff On Sept. 3, Eve Darian-Smith, founding chair and professor of global and international studies at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), visited The College of Wooster to deliver a lecture titled “Contemporary Attacks on Academic Freedom: Historical and Comparative Perspectives.” Her talk was …

