Category: News

  • Book drive supports local reading program

    by Kris Fronzak, News Editor The women of Delta Theta Psi surprised both the participants and leaders of Lincoln Way Reads program last week with a donation of $300 and 724 elementary-level books. Half of the books were already labeled and leveled to determine the appropriate audience.

  • Deliberation continues over new dorm

    Rumors have been flying about plans to build a new dorm on campus because of the increasing size of the incoming first-year classes. The Wooster student body is expanding at a rapid rate, reflecting the College’s growing popularity and its break-out from being one of the nations “best-kept secrets.” While this expansion is largely positive,…

  • Wooster challenged to eat for a cause

    Kellogg’s challenges Wooster in donation-matching program The College of Wooster is teaming up with the Kellogg’s Food Away From Home program. For the remainder of the month, the College and Kellogg’s have committed to donate thousands of servings of cereal to a local food bank ó for every bowl of Kellogg’s cereal consumed in Lowry…

  • Cavalry Carnival: a new event for students and community

    by Kris Fronzak, News Editor A talent showcase of massive proportions is invading campus at the end of the month. The Cavalry Carnival will house a multitude of different artists, businesses and music acts from Wooster and beyond. The best part? It’s free for students ó only an online RSVP is required. The carnival will…

  • Budget issues temporarily resolved Government at a stalemate; budget goes to vote

    On Friday April 8 the government avoided a complete shut down by a mere hour.† The deciding factors in this 2011 budget debate were federal funding for family planning institutions and federal funding for the Environmental Protection Agency. In the end the government has tentatively planned to cut $38 billion in federal spending for the…

  • College Hosts White House-Sponsored Roundtables

    In the past few weeks the College of Wooster has hosted White House-sponsored youth round tables. The purpose of these roundtables is to discuss the nation’s biggest issues and start to brainstorm ideas to solve these issues for the future of our country.