Nwanne Eke and Shaunta Palmer Contributing Writers As Black women living in America, there is a conception that we must care for all and nurture those around us. However, unlike our white counterparts, we’re not allowed to be soft or fragile. Instead, we are expected …
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Faculty and students discuss censorship, ZWD lists at faculty meeting
Graphic by Julia Garrison ’25. Gianna Hayes News Editor The Governance Room in the lower level of the Scot Center houses the monthly faculty meetings, which — until Monday — have been closed to students, for at least the past four years. Through conversations with …
Students, faculty protest Wooster’s alleged investments related to the Israel-Hamas war
Julia Garrison News Editor “Hey hey, ho ho, the war machine has got to go,” called out protester Leo Daoud ’26 into a megaphone while over 70 students, faculty and staff stood outside of Lowry Student Center on Friday, Oct. 25. Protestors lined the edges …
Campus Dining dir. Marjorie Shamp discusses changes, green boxes
Sam Kang Contributing Writer At the start of the semester, Campus Dining introduced a variety of changes, from an updated Mom’s Late Night menu to the new Reuzzi system. According to Marjorie Shamp, the director of campus dining, Creative Dining Services (CDS) made these changes …
Cease-fire sit-in at Kauke Arch ignites questions of policy violations for faculty and reflects the need for more open forums
Photo by Paul Xing ’26. Zach Perrier Viewpoints Editor Julia Garrison and Gianna Hayes also contributed integral reporting for this story. Sounds of low chatter echoed through the Kauke Arch at around 10:45 a.m. as a small group of community members taped signs and Palestinian …
Student-led town hall regarding recent protest welcomes over one hundred attendees
Students, faculty and staff packed in to Lean Lecture Hall on Nov. 28 to discuss recent concerns across campus about demands raised at a recent protest and to hear other concerns from community members. Photo by Tyler Rak ’24 Tyler Rak Editor-in-Chief An email addressed …