Category: Features

Allison Ringold Staff Writer   On Saturday March 13, students explored the topic of relationships at an event titled “Breaking out of Amatonormativity.” The event, put on by the Sexual Respect Coalition (SRC) and The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI), focused on common assumptions that are made in relationships; for example, what a relationship…

Ellen McAllister Contributing Writer Maggie Dougherty Editor in Chief   Succulent Saturday: an evening of fun, friends and plants. To commemorate the first day of spring, this Saturday, March 20, Wooster Activities Crew (W.A.C.) will be hosting Succulent Saturday, an event where students will be given the opportunity to decorate a clay pot and then…

Lark Pinney Features Editor   Who are you and where are you from? I am Camille Carr and I am from a suburb of Philadelphia called Bala Cynwyd. My family and I have been living there for the past 11 years. Why Wooster? During my junior year of high school, my teammate and friend applied…

For International Women’s Day, Wooster Women and Gender Minorities in Economics (WWGME) leaders Mahi Lal ’22, Mekdes Shiferaw ’23 and Maggie Dougherty ’21 interview their advisors, Dr. Brooke Krause, Dr. Melanie Long and Dr. Huiting Tian, about their research interests within the field of economics and how they see the future of the department. Why…

Aspen Rush Managing Editor   On March 4, the Earlham College Border Studies Program, cosponsored by the Departments of Global and International Studies and Latin American Studies, Latinas Unidas, O.L.A.S., TQPOC and Bodies of Diversity virtually engaged students, faculty and staff in an informational session about the TransQueer (TQ) Pueblo. Located in Tucson, Arizona, TQPueblo…

Chloe Burdette Editor in Chief   Lesley, so great to see you! I am so excited to interview you today! So excited to be here! Thanks for choosing me! Firstly, I wanted to talk about your I.S., it is such an interesting topic. What is your I.S. about? Give us a glimpse. I created a…