R. Wayne Randolph '69 and The Piper sculpture

Wooster reveals new sculpture of bagpiper on campus

As the new semester began, The College of Wooster revealed a new piece of art on campus, an eight-foot-tall bronze sculpture titled The Piper […]

Archie Ambassador Day 2023

Wooster welcomes Scottish terriers to campus for Archie Ambassador Day

The College of Wooster will welcome Scottish terriers and their owners to participate in the second annual Archie Ambassador Day and to cheer on […]

Convocation 2024

Wooster convocation looks ahead to 155th academic year with courage from community

The College of Wooster celebrated the start of its 155th academic year with its annual Convocation Ceremony on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024, also honoring the […]

College of Wooster Kauke Arch Students

Wooster welcomes new faculty and staff to College community

The College of Wooster begins its 2024-25 academic year, welcoming and celebrating more than 60 new faculty and staff who have joined the College […]

Erum Haider, assistant professor of political science, environmental studies, and South Asian studies at The College of Wooster

Erum Haider’s expertise on climate change in Karachi cited in New York Times article

As climate change wreaks havoc across the globe, a July 6 article in The New York Times about the devastating heat crisis in Karachi, […]

Désirée Weber, associate professor and chair of political science, and Abhishek Manhas ’26, sophomore research assistant, mathematics and computer science major

Sophomore research project advances accessibility to Austrian philosopher’s writings

A novel collaboration between The College of Wooster and the Ludwig Wittgenstein Project extended the reach of the world-renowned philosopher’s manuscripts by utilizing the […]

Along with Henry McMahon ’24 (far right), students from the left Teagan Knutson ’25, Sydney Berenson ’25, also worked on site with Olivia Navarro-Farr (center right), associate professor of archaeology and anthropology at the College and co-director of the Proyecto Arqueológico Waka’ (PAW) team at the archaeological site located in the Laguna del Tigre National Park within the Maya Biosphere Reserve in summer 2024. Here, the group from Wooster stands at the front of the trail leading to the Mirador Group, consisting of the two of the largest pyramids at the site.

Archaeology major draws conclusions about Maya political systems based on excavation on site in Guatemala

Archaeology major Henry McMahon spent the summer before his senior year at The College of Wooster in Guatemala surveying an ancient plaza inside El […]