President Bolton calls on community to "redouble" commitment to eradicate racism in all its forms
On Saturday, May 30, 2020, Wooster President Sarah R. Bolton emailed the following statement calling on the campus community to unite in the face […]
Alumnus extends the Wooster welcome
Mike Riffee ’80 connects with two incoming Wooster students
Barton Myers ’03 a Featured Commentator on Grant
Cinema-doc series on Ulysses S. Grant will premiere on Memorial Day
Ahmet Atay Receives Award from Central States Communication Association
Wooster professor’s edited book recognized by the Association’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Caucus
Two Alumni Are Finalists for Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals
Peter Briss ’82, Elizabeth Warner ’83 recognized for their work in federal government
Biochemistry major becomes professor of nutrition
Community-oriented foundation leads Sarah Jones ’04 to a job she loves
Jim McClung ’59 Receives Order of the Rising Sun from the Government of Japan
Wooster alumnus honored for “outstanding contribution to the Japan-U.S. relationship”
Applying Wooster experiences to respond to the coronavirus threat
Math and philosophy alumna develops models to aid in decision making
Hope the Theme of Wooster’s Virtual Commencement Ceremony
413 students officially conferred as graduates during unique on-line celebration
Congratulations, Class of 2020!
A photographic look at some members of this year’s senior class
Immigration Policy Advocate Honored
Wayne Cornelius ’67 recognized by Latin American Studies Association for lifetime achievement
Virtual Senior Research Symposium Draws Big Crowd
4,186 visitors were part of the annual event that was moved on-line this year
Alumna inspires families amidst pandemic
Heather (Clyde) Closen ’08 combines psychology and education interests as behavioral analyst
Britain First: The British Union of Fascists’ Peace Campaign, 1932-1940
Student: Cormac Kelly Major: History Minor: Political Science Advisors: Greg Shaya Sir Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists was Britain’s largest fascist party. A […]
Zena Lapp ’14 combines scientific, social justice interests for career in bioinformatics
Biochemistry and molecular biology drew the attention of Zena Lapp ’14 because it was the perfect combination of her interests in chemical and molecular […]
All My N*ggas is Casket Pretty: Projects of Sustainability for Black Folks
Student: Sharah “Georgia” Hutson Major: Philosophy Advisor: Evan Riley Calvin Warren holds the notion that “anti-black violence continues without end and can never be […]
An Investigation into the Possible Impact of Early-Life Stress on Music as a Stress-Reduction Tool
Student: Sarah Vandenbergen Major: Cognitive Behavioral Neuroscience Minor: Music Advisor: Dr. John Neuhoff, Dr. Grit Herzmann Music is common stress-reduction tool, though the literature to support […]
Effects of Culture on Mental Health Stigma
Student: Dena Nashawati Major: Psychology Minors: Anthropology, East Asian Studies Advisors: Nathaniel Foster, Susan Clayton This paper discusses the differences in culture and how […]
Chasing Gold Statues: A Study of Kanye West and the Case for Abstract Minimalism in the Digital Age
Student: Sarah Stutler Majors: Art History, English Advisors: Christopher Kang, John Siewert American artist Kanye West has been in the public eye for over […]
Does Age Matter? The Effects of Age Composition on Social Movement Success
Student: Claire Miller Major: Political Science Minor: Chinese Advisors: Professor Leiby, Professor Bienvenue This study examines the relationship between youth membership in social movements […]