Felipe Cofré Quezada Contributing Writer When I arrived in the United States from Chile, I never imagined that some of my learning experiences would take place in classrooms where I was neither pursuing a degree nor following a traditional academic path. As a construction engineer, …
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Stream restoration in Wayne County
Sara Moore Science Editor On Thursday, Sept. 10, members of the campus community gathered to hear about a stream restoration project occurring in the College’s backyard. The talk was titled “Stream Restoration: Bringing the Stream Back into Balance” and was presented by Peter Quent. Quent …
A love letter to Wooster
Nemsie Gonzalez Editor-in-Chief Throughout my time at Wooster, I have had a love-hate relationship with the College. Despite what my past viewpoints and emails to school administrators may lead you to believe, I truly do love Wooster, but the Wooster I once felt so prideful …
Men’s Lacrosse is Embattled in Michigan
Kaedyn Yonker Staff Writer Entering into the month of March, the Wooster’s men’s lacrosse team was undefeated. They won four games against rival teams, but on their latest trip to Michigan, they experienced their first two defeats of the season. These defeats were dealt to …
The higher education business model: an analysis
Helena Marten News Editor Colleges are businesses. Private institutions operate openly as non-profits but they must sustain enough profit to break even. As economic systems are sensitive to various external factors, colleges are constantly forced to adapt and shift. There are then considerations: is the …
Student-athletes reflect on layoffs at the College
The Voice Staff Reflection Piece Last Thursday, Feb. 5, leadership at The College of Wooster faced scrutiny as a result of layoffs of 22 staff members across various departments. Much of the scrutiny came as a result of the swiftness of the terminations, as affected …