Pictures of the Year 2019
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- Wooster Chorus members let loose during a performance.
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- An amazing view outside Kauke Hall from this past fall.
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- As the end of the academic year approaches, Wooster seniors often pull bricks from walkways as mementos. The new owner of this missing brick left the tools of its removal.
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- It’s time to celebrate when one turns in Independent Study.
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- After a long, hard day of abuse from seniors on I.S. Monday, an inflatable Tootsie Roll tries to recover.
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- After receiving her diploma, a student shares an embrace with Wooster President Sarah Bolton.
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- Incoming students respond to an orientation question by waving glow sticks
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- A Wooster alumni power couple since 1959.
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- Wooster students prepare for an exciting day of discovery in Williams Hall of Life Science.
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- Hannah Appleman tees off with inspiration from Eva Shorb Weiskopf.
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- The 2019 Culture Show had many inspiring moments.
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- Wooster students, who happen to be women’s basketball players, sprint past faculty assembled for a group photograph during opening Convocation.
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- The men’s basketball team’s pre-game routine now includes a spotlight during player introductions.
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- Nancy Ditmer leads the Scot Symphonic Band one last time. Ditmer served as Director of Bands for 35 years at the College.
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- Head coach Frank Colaprete is lofted skyward by an offensive lineman after the Fighting Scots defeated Wabash for the first time since 2004.
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- New Wooster families are greeted by none other than President Sarah Bolton as they drive up Beall Avenue for Move In.
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- Led by the drum majors, the Fighting Scots’ band and pipers head to the field on game day.
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- Miura Wiley speeds past several Oberlin players during a win for the women’s lacrosse team on April 6.
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- Wooster’s trombone section powers on during game day at Papp Stadium.
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- An inflatable Tyrannosaurus Rex was among the creative costumes during the I.S. Monday parade.
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- The 2019 Culture Show had many inspiring moments.
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- Teammates celebrate a score by Dani Halbing (center) during an eventual 3-2 win over DePauw.
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- Professor John Lindner shares a lighthearted moment with a student during the stoling ceremony.
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- Chelsea Copley completes a highlight-reel diving catch for Wooster softball.
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- A large number of Wooster students took part in the Global Climate Strike demonstration on Sept. 20.
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- Wooster faculty and student interaction.
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- Bridget Milligan (right) has a surprise greeting for colleague Christa Craven (left) following opening Convocation.
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- Comedian Mamoudou Ndiaye ’14 brought his standup back to the Underground.
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- Khaylen Mahdi hits the floor to secure a loose ball during Wooster’s season-opening win.
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- A Wooster dancer, photographed in black and white, prepares for the fall dance concert, featuring contemporary modern dance.
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- Wooster’s offensive line explodes into Oberlin’s defense.
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- A special visit from entertainer/fashion designer/philanthropist Pharrell Williams, pictured here with President Sarah Bolton at McGaw Chapel, helped kickoff the 2019-20 academic year.
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- Cooper Pewitt scored with 0.2 seconds remaining to lift Wooster past rival Wittenberg 8-7 in a men’s lacrosse thriller April 27.
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- David Westcott hits the finish line a winner for the Fighting Scots.
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- Wooster’s theatre and dance department staged “The Normal Heart,” a look back at the onset of the HIV/AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s, during the spring semester.
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- Catcher Dan Gail congratulates pitcher Evan Faxon (right) after closing out a 6-5 victory over then-No. 9 ranked Denison.
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- Marian Frazier, assistant professor of statistical and data sciences, multitasks in her office.
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- Wooster students collaborate with common music.
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- Wooster students sometimes get their hands dirty in the name of higher education.
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- Wooster’s rugby team means business.
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- The Wooster Chorus is a fan favorite of all ages during Black and Gold Weekend.
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- The Fighting Scots’ football team roars onto the field.
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- This year, Wooster students began a new tradition, planting flags in the college mall to honor victims of the 9/11 attacks.
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- Virtual reality provides a good time along with academic rigor for these students in an Organic Chemistry I class.
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- A’Janay Nicholson drew a great reaction from the crowd and Pharrell Williams by asking him about his skincare routine during the superstar’s visit to campus.
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- Family and friends celebrate during Commencement exercises.
Posted in Photo Gallery on December 30, 2019.
