Category: Features

By Ellie Lawrence, Staff Writer In my experience, the hardest part about returning from studying abroad is answering the question, “How was it?” You have to somehow encapsulate everything you’ve just experienced into a sentence. You could just say “great,” but usually, the person asking is looking for something a little more than that, but…

By Sage Nenyue, Staff Writer One thing seems abundantly clear to me: LGBT students need administrative support on campus. While student-initiated groups are all well and good, at what point will LGBT students be able to depend on the administration to, for lack of a better phrase, have their backs? According to the Scot’s Key,…

By Emily Bartelheim, Features Editor On Wednesday morning, about one hundred students crammed themselves into the Lean Lecture Hall in Wishart Hall at The College of Wooster to hear Dr. Scot Lilienfeld give a lecture on the myths of popular psychology. The talk was organized by Wooster’s Psychology Club. Lilienfeld is a professor of psychology…

This weekend it will be obvious that the Wooster community is jam-packed full of talent. Today and tomorrow, the first ever Wooster Jam Session will take place at the Wayne County Fairgrounds. Described as a “multimedia celebration of creativity,” the event will showcase a variety of performers, including visual artists, performance artists, filmmakers, dancers, musicians,…

As a prospective student, I was convinced I would never “go Greek.” It’s the same sentiment I’ve heard from dozens of other Wooster students who now sport Greek letters on a daily basis. Our Greek groups have a flavor that only Wooster students can achieve. Some may feel that the Greek community is a blemish…

By Emily Bartelheim, Features Editor Last week, The College of Wooster’s Allies & Queers hosted its annual “7 Days of Gays.” From April 10-16, events were held every day in order to bring awareness and highlight issues was faced by LGBT members of campus and in the world. The group’s goal was also to educate…