Category: Viewpoints

Isaac Parker The College of Wooster’s Information Technology (I.T.) department has been swamped with work as of late, the most noticeable being the debugging of a newly implemented network known to students as “The College of Wooster.” For those of you who are new to our beautiful institution, the prior network was “ScotZone.” As a…

Anna Duke   It is fair to say that everyone wants to be successful after they graduate from The College of Wooster. Nobody pays the steep tuition and works hard just to become a deadbeat once they graduate. During his convocation speech this year, President Grant Cornwell asked the student body to reflect on what…

  Nariah Francis As a child, I always asked my mother to buy organic produce at the grocery store. My mom would willingly buy these products because, just like me, she believed that they were the healthier, safer option. Spending money on organic foods was not something that happened regularly, but when my mother could…

As a third-year student at The College of Wooster, I’ve seen how various changes have manifested within the demographic of our student population. Because the College is a predominately white institution, I do not realistically expect for minority groups to someday dominate the campus, but have still been very impressed to see the steady increase…

ANGELA NEELY MADDIE PETERSEN So, as The Voice’s photo editors, we have no idea how to write an article. As we accept the realities of graduation, we’ve thought back on all our time at Wooster. We’ve made mistakes and learned a lot, but also had the best college experience we could have ever imagined. Here…

ANYA COHEN Countless times throughout my four-year Wooster stint I’ve heard students whine some variation of the statement, “If these are the best four years of my life, shoot me now.” Heck, in the midst of mid-term exams and final essays, I’ve most certainly grumbled this same sentiment. When presentations and papers clutter your planner,…