Category: News

  • 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…

  • Welcome to Hell: A Review of The Revenant

    Maddi O’Neill Editor-in-Chief No movie will make you more grateful for the existence of gloves than The Revenant. You might think that by 1823, the year in which The Revenant takes place, Americans would have mastered the technology behind gloves. But no one in the movie — not Hugh Glass (played by Leonardo DiCaprio and…

  • New CWAM exhibit  examines self-representation,  truth 

    Dani Gagnon Features Editor The College of Wooster Art Museum’s (CWAM) spring exhibition, “PICTURE YOURSELF: Selfies, Cellphones and the Digital Age,” delves into the history of selfies that delivered us to our current moment of the selfie stick. On Feb. 2 the exhibit opens, and on Feb. 3 CWAM will hold the opening reception with…

  • Story of the Week: Custodial staff shortage resolved, but a chronic issue

    Management reports that low wages may be one factor influencing custodial staff shortages, as half the current employees work an additional job to compensate.  Meg Ito News Editor The beginning of the semester was marked by a staff shortage in custodial management services, reported Carol Kobylanski, executive manager of custodial services. “It is true that…

  • College releases new mobile app: changes will be made based on student suggestions

    Janel England Contributing Writer Last week, the administration announced to the student body that The College of Wooster now has its own mobile app. The email announcing the app’s arrival informed students that campus maps, menus and events, as well as a variety of other features, would now be found in one location. Tabitha Conwell,…

  • Alcohol task force holds first meeting

    Angela Johnston  stresses the need  for alcohol education Stephen Lumetta News Editor On Monday, the College’s Alcohol Task Force (ATF) met for the first time to start the process of revising the school’s alcohol policy. The ATF is composed of 12 students. Inter-Greek Council (IGC)  will be represented by Diego Arellano ’17 and Annelise Bay…