Henry Schneiderman Sports Editor Recently, I visited my girlfriend at her college in Kentucky. While there, we made our way to the local theatre to see Pixar’s newest film, Hoppers. Following the movie’s completion and a hearty amount of popcorn, we exited the venue both …
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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 …
United by? What exactly?
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Breaking News: The College of Wooster releases new merch with a conservative dog whistle. JK! Or maybe not. The College has entered a new era in branding; rather than hand out a shirt that says “Welcome home” with the Wooster insignia, we …
College of Wooster students participate in Cleveland protests
Gianna Hayes News Editor A handful of Wooster students participated in the “Hands Off! Our Science” National Day of Action on April 5, in downtown Cleveland. The protest comes after the Stand Up for Science Rallies that occurred nationwide on March 7 earlier this year. …
Who will be cleaning your toilets?
Nemsie Gonzalez Managing Editor As we settle into the beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term, there is a lot to reckon with. To no one’s surprise, immigration and diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives have been top of mind for the 47th president. Increases in …
A Scientific Outlook: The future of eco-politics
Fatima Gilani Contributing Writer The year 2024 has made one thing clear: climate change is no longer a distant threat, but a present reality reshaping our planet. This year is on track to become the hottest on record, making this the eleventh year in a …