Julia Struck
Hometown: Chicago, ILAcademic Interests: Education and PsychologyOn-Campus Activities: Student Leadership Institute, Greek Life, Women’sSoccer
Pem Gurung
Academic Interest: Computer ScienceOn-Campus Activities: Resident Assistant, Table Tennis, SE Asian ClubAdditional Language: Nepal
Ava Caizzo
Hometown: Norwalk, OHAcademic Interests: Anthropology, Art History, and Museum Studies PathwayOn-Campus Activities: Greek Life and Music
Sara Wesolek
Hometown: McDonald, PA Academic Interests: Sociology and Political Science On-Campus Activities: Moot Court, Greek Life, Study Abroad
Kidus Bayou
Academic Interests: Economics and Data & Statistical SciencesOn-Campus Activities: Resident Assistant, African Student Union, Jenny Investment ClubAdditional Language: Amharic
Greg Kania
Hometown: Duxbury, MAAcademic Interests: Global & International Studies and EconomicsOn-Campus Activities: Ultimate Frisbee, Greek Life, Study Abroad
Audrey Richardson
*Studying abroad Fall 2025 Hometown: Southborough, MAAcademic Interest: EntrepreneurshipOn-Campus Activities: Goalie for Women’s Lacrosse, Wooster Voice, CowBelles
Parker Smith
Degrees Bachelor of Science in Sport Management, Heidelberg University Masters in Business Administration, Heidelberg University
Abigayle Flack
Abigayle Flack, soprano, is an alumna of the Cleveland Institute of Music. There, she recordedand filmed the role of Belinda for a movie production […]
Adam Ruble
Degree Bachelor of Art, Monmouth College
Jiyoon Jeong
Jiyoon Jeong is a versatile collaborative pianist and piano instructor. She currently serves as a collaborative pianist at The College of Wooster and the […]
Jason McGrath
Jason McGrath began his position as vice president for enrollment management at The College of Wooster on Jan. 6, 2025. A seasoned professional in […]
Randal Maurice Jelks
Randal Maurice Jelks is the Ruth N. Halls Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University. He is an award-winning author and a documentary film producer. He is the author of African Americans in the Furniture City: The Struggle for Civil Rights Struggle in Grand Rapids, Benjamin Elijah Mays, Schoolmaster of the Movement: A Biography, Faith and Struggle in the Lives of Four African Americans: Ethel Waters, Mary Lou Williams, Eldridge Cleaver and Muhammad Ali and Letters to Martin: Meditations on Democracy in Black America and a contributor to an edited collection of essays titled 42 Today: Jack Robinson and His Legacy. His other writings have appeared in his online sub stack Notes from the Black Bottom, the Boston Review, the Los Angeles Review of Books, and Truthout as well as national blogs, journals, magazines and newspapers. He is currently writing book My America: Langston Hughes on Democracy (Broadleaf Books).
