Recognition rolls in for Wooster’s STEM programs
Named an “Inspiring Program in STEM,” also a national leader in women graduates who are now STEM doctorate recipients
APEX Fellow Experiences Archaeology in Italy
Benton Thompson IV, am archaeology major at Wooster, spent six weeks at an archaeological field school in Italy this past summer, courtesy of APEX. […]
German Film Screening of "All of a Sudden"
“All of a Sudden” will be second film shown in the German Film Screenings series on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p.m., in Gault […]
Bagpipers Lead Football Team Onto The Field
The bagpipers “really provide a sense of identity” for Wooster, and one of the most unique (and best) college football traditions is the “lining of the hill.”
Thi Bui Provides Further Insight on “The Best We Could Do” to Wooster Community
Cartoonist discusses award-winning illustrated memoir during campus visit for Mortensen Lecture
Wooster Introduces Model UN Leadership Scholarship
New award expected to upgrade an already popular student organization
Archaeology Lecture Series
Griselda Pérez Robles, director of conservation for the Proyecto Arqueológico Waka’ (PAW), Juan Carlos Pérez Calderon, director of PAW, and Olivia Navarro-Farr, director of […]
Fall Academy of Religion Lecture
Walter Robinson, professor of Native American and Indigenous studies at Indiana University, will present “Indigenous Spirituality and the Genesis of Religion,” at the sixth […]
Fall Academy of Religion Lecture
Larry Shirer will present “Life Lessons from Native American Spirituality,” at the fifth Fall Academy of Religion lecture on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 7:30 […]
Wooster Students Take Part in Global Climate Strike
“We want this to be the start of a series of actions, specifically driven to create real climate change action.” Strong sentiment from one of Wooster’s passionate students who took part in Friday’s Global Climate Strike demonstration on campus.
Peter Mortensen Lecture
Thi Bui, author of “The Best We Could Do,” the summer reading for incoming first-year students, will give the Peter Mortensen Lecture on Tuesday, […]
Discussion with Historical Fiction Author Sophie Perinot ’86
Alumna author to discuss her book “Ribbons of Scarlet: A Novel of the French Revolution”
Affording a Wooster Education Just Got Easier for Ohio Residents
With the backing of generous alumni, Wooster now offers a tuition-free guarantee for OCOG eligible students
Cartoonist and Graphic Novelist Thi Bui to Give Mortensen Lecture Sept. 24
Author of the required summer reading for first-year students, “The Best We Could Do: An Illustrated Memoir,” to visit Wooster
Faculty Recital Featuring Arleigh Savage Sept. 21
Bassoon instructor to present recital in Gault Recital Hall of Scheide Music Center
Michael Miller to Give Music Lecture Sept. 20
Chair of the Ohio Light Opera board of directors to speak at The College of Wooster
Wooster (and Princeton) Singled Out by U.S. News Again, Top Ohio Liberal Arts School in Three Categories
First among state peers in international students, social mobility, and undergraduate teaching
Migration and Dance: An Interdisciplinary Kinetic Learning Experience
Renowned choreographer, Peter Pucci, will direct more than 50 performers consisting of students, faculty, and staff from the departments of German studies, physics, theatre […]
The Hayden Schilling Lecture
Susan Garyzel, professor of history at Utah State University, will present “Did Women Have a Great War? Reflections on Women’s Experiences 100 Years On, […]
Archaeology Lecture Series
Anthony Tuck, associate professor of classics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, will present “The Politics of Wine: Intoxication, Sexuality and Aristocratic Identity in […]