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Investigation of threats ongoing
Meg Itoh News Editor Investigation into the bomb threats received by the College on Dec. 7 is ongoing. According to Steve Glick, Director of Security and Protective Services (SPS), the Wooster Police Department (WPD)’s investigation of the bombthreats is proceeding with assistance from SPS as necessary. Card swipe to access academic buildings, which became required after the…
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Underground remains closed
The professional staff member who will run the UG is undetermined Mariah Joyce Editor-in-Chief The Underground (UG) does not currently have an expected opening date, according to Assistant Director of Student Activities Julia Zimmer. The UG has been closed since fall semester partially due to renovations to the space and partially because the College is still trying to determine…
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Students show symptoms of drugging after formal
Maddi O’Neill Editor-in-Chief Security and Protective Services (SPS) has identified nine students who may have been drugged at an off-campus party on Dec. 12, just before finals week of last semester. Director of SPS Steve Glick said the party, which took place at 947 Spink St., has been identified as the Phi Omega Sigma formal. The Phi Omega Sigma…
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Senior Weekend to feature diverse performances
Michael Hatchett A&E Editor From Feb. 3 to Feb. 6, the College of Wooster Department of Theatre & Dance will be hosting Senior Weekend, featuring “original and innovative performance works by senior theatre & dance majors that explore territory outside of [the department’s] main stage productions in combinations with their theoretical research,” according to the…
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Book & Game Pairings
Michael Hatchett, an A&E Editor for the Voice, can If you’re like me, you aren’t fancy. One thing that fancy people do is pair expensive wines with exotic foods. If you ever accidentally stumble into a high-end restaurant, a menu item may read something like “Seared Milksteak in Maple Glaze, pairs well with a glass…
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The New A&E Editor Recaps Her Winter Break
Katie Cameron A&E Editor Part 1: Born Ruffians My Winter Break started on Nov. 15, when my semester abroad in New Zealand ended. Realizing that two months was roughly a month and three weeks too long to spend at home, I broke up my trek back to Ohio with an extended layover in San Francisco…
