Category: Features

Tanaka Chingonzo ’21 shares his experiences as an international student and his upcoming project, UNRH.                                Could you introduce yourself? My name is Tanaka Chingonzo. I am a second-year at the College, a computer science major, an international student from Zimbabwe…

Megan Kaplan Contributing Writer As a campus with stated core values centering around diversity and inclusion, Wooster’s ideals are encapsulated by the Mary Church Terrell exhibit currently being held in the lobby of Andrews Library. The exhibit explores the life work of Terrell, a devoted and well-known suffragist, through four separate lenses: learning, labor, leadership…

Abby Everidge Staff Writer Zoe Covey Features Editor In 1961, Kauke Hall was extensively updated and the famous Arch was built. The Arch was meant to “open up Kauke Hall to expedite the flow of student traffic throughout the campus and to allow those approaching it from the south to view the depth of the…

Larissa Lamarca Contributing Writer The 2019 Great Decisions of Wayne County Lecture Series is about to begin on Tuesday, Feb. 5 at 7:30 p.m. with a film screening of “The Unseen Enemy,” a documentary that explores the complexity of public health conditions and their potential to become a global pandemic. This year the event will…

Larissa Lamarca Contributing Writer Entering the new year, createHER is looking to connect with students and spread their mission. Many students have not yet heard of the group or are uncertain about its goals. Therefore, as the group continues to make its mark on the Wooster community, it aims to open up safe spaces that…

Rev. Alex Serna-Wallender, who has spent almost two years as the campus chaplain, reflects on his time at the College. Would you mind introducing yourself? I am Rev. Alex Serna-Wallander. I am the Henry J. Coplain Chaplain and director of the logistics of the spiritual life here at The College of Wooster. I use he/him/his…