Jennifer Hayward leads Chilean newspaper digitization project
The National Library of Chile publishes nineteenth century Anglophone newspapers digitized by a transnational team that includes Wooster students
New faculty add to academic excellence at Wooster
A virtual new faculty orientation earlier this summer as well as a number of teaching workshops allowed faculty to collaborate and develop strategies for online classes.
Political science study in children demonstrates 100-years of women’s suffrage is not enough to close gap political engagement
Political science professor Angie Bos emphasizes need to involve young girls in politics
Wooster Mourns the Passing of Computer Science Professor Denise Byrnes
29-year member of faculty remembered as pioneer in CS, devoted teacher and advisor
Don Goldberg Selected as Fellow of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Wooster professor of communication sciences and disorders receives prestigious recognition
Wooster Professor Part of New Innovative Research on Neural Networks
John Lindner part of NAIL team that is teaching artificial neural networks to adapt to chaos
Lantis’ New Book Focuses on Influence of Extreme Factions Within Political Parties
Wooster faculty member a co-author of “The Battle for U.S. Foreign Policy”
Wooster Faculty Adopts Test-Optional Admission Policy
Applicants will have the option to submit ACT or SAT test scores, but no longer required
Clayton Offers Reflections on Coronavirus, Climate Change During Interview with Climate One
Wooster faculty member part of panel discussion on “Invisible Threats: COVID-19 and Climate Change”
Bos’ Pioneering Study Reveals Opinions on the Presidency Begin at an Early Age
Wooster professor’s research on children’s views of the office of the president was first of its kind
Bostdorff a Featured Speaker at Dole Institute of Politics’ Presidential Lecture Series
Wooster professor offered her expertise on political rhetoric, was also interviewed on NPR affiliate
Wooster Mourns the Passing of Emeritus Professor L. Gordon Tait
World War II veteran, Harvard graduate, Presbyterian minister was a 35-year member of faculty
Halen Gifford Honored as Newman Civic Fellow
Wooster junior one of 290 students across the U.S. and Mexico to participate in year-long fellow program
Bos Awarded Fulbright to Study Early Political Socialization of Dutch Children
WOOSTER, Ohio – Angie Bos, associate professor of political science and associate dean for experiential learning at The College of Wooster, has been awarded […]
Computer Science Department Contributes to Major NSF Study on the Evolution of the Domesticated Tomato
Professor Sofia Visa, two Wooster students computationally analyzed DNA of cultivated tomatoes in Latin America
Rick Lehtinen Examines the Frequency of One of Wooster’s Trademarks—the Black Squirrel—in Recent Study
Biology professor’s publication reveals interesting data on localized squirrel populations
Bowen Selected Dean for Curriculum and Academic Engagement at Wooster
Member of mathematics faculty for 13 years excited to take on DCAE role
Ahmet Atay Hopes Ideas from His Recently Published Books Resonate In and Out of the Classroom
Mediated Critical Communication Pedagogy and Queer Communication Pedagogy were both published in November
Africana Studies Lecture Featuring New York University Professor Amanda Boston
Amanda Boston, assistant professor and faculty fellow at the Marion Institute of Urban Management at New York University, will present “Gentrifying Brooklyn: Race and […]
Josephine Wright Earns One of Highest Honors in Field of Musicology
Longtime professor of music and Africana studies at Wooster named an Honorary Member of the AMS