Wooster Magazine
Foresight to Find Your Path: Spring 2026
Liberal arts learning prepares scholars to think beyond fixed trajectories
Most paths after graduation don’t form a straight line. A Wooster education equips graduates with the habits of mind to adapt with purpose. In the spring 2026 issue of Wooster magazine, alumni Bill Colvin ’79, Scott Bloom ’94, and Hannah Samuell ’09 reflect on the unexpected turns in their paths and the lasting value of a liberal arts education. The issue also includes a look at Wooster’s approach to artificial intelligence with attention to learning and ethics. Finally, revisit a moment in the College’s history when teaching new scientific discovery required courage and debate, and read a Q&A with President Anne McCall on how such dialogue advances knowledge today.
Read Wooster Magazine Spring 2026 here.
Q&A
On the inside back cover, alumni shared their most memorable on-campus experiences. Thank you to all those who responded to the Q&A in the last issue! Participate in the next Q&A. As you read the spring issue, reflect on the value you see in a liberal arts education, or share what you might approach differently in your I.S. Some responses will be included in the next issue. Answer here!
Past issues of the magazine are available in the Open Works repository.
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