José Medina to Present 14th Annual Lindner Lecture in Ethics at Wooster
Northwestern University professor to speak Oct. 30, be part of “author meets critics” session Oct. 31
Susan Clayton to Speak at World Wildlife Fund’s Fuller Symposium on Tuesday
Psychology professor will be in Washington, D.C., presenting on “Environmental Health and Wellbeing”
Wooster senior attends Democratic presidential debate
Editor in chief of ‘The Wooster Voice,’ Waverly Hart, uses her press credentials for ‘once in a lifetime chance’
Wooster Symphony Orchestra Opens Season with Concert Featuring Pianists Shitong Sigler and Yuka Nakayama-Lewicki
Spotlighting Beethoven’s 250th anniversary, his famous 7th symphony will be performed Nov. 1-2
Craven’s Expertise on LGBTQ Family’s Reproductive Losses Included in Enlightening Article
Wooster professor quoted in Huffington Post Canada longform piece
Two AMRE Teams Receive Award from NAACP Local Chapter
Five Wooster students, plus their advisors, were the recipients of the Community Enrichment Award
The College of Wooster, OneEighty Formalize Partnership for Sexual Violence and Harassment Trauma-Informed Services
College students and employees will now have 24-hour access to OneEighty’s services
Wooster’s National Interview Day Set for Sunday, Oct. 13
Admissions reps are eager to meet potential new students across the U.S. and around the globe
Wooster Professor Is Lead Author in New Study on Antarctic Conditions That Are Causing Sea-Level Rise
Karen Alley’s research on upside-down “rivers” of warm ocean water published in Science Advances
A Wooster Senior Is Headed to Athens Democracy Forum Again
Marco Roccato the second Wooster student in as many years to take part in global discussions on democracy with experts
President Bolton's Response to Hate Propaganda Stickers On Campus and Next Steps
President Bolton sent the following email Friday, Oct. 4 to all students, faculty, and staff at The College of Wooster. Dear Wooster Community, I […]
Alumna author returns to Wooster to launch new book
Sophie Perinot ’86 discusses ‘Ribbons of Scarlet’ with students and community
Recognition rolls in for Wooster’s STEM programs
Named an “Inspiring Program in STEM,” also a national leader in women graduates who are now STEM doctorate recipients
Thi Bui Provides Further Insight on “The Best We Could Do” to Wooster Community
Cartoonist discusses award-winning illustrated memoir during campus visit for Mortensen Lecture
Wooster Introduces Model UN Leadership Scholarship
New award expected to upgrade an already popular student organization
Affording a Wooster Education Just Got Easier for Ohio Residents
With the backing of generous alumni, Wooster now offers a tuition-free guarantee for OCOG eligible students
Cartoonist and Graphic Novelist Thi Bui to Give Mortensen Lecture Sept. 24
Author of the required summer reading for first-year students, “The Best We Could Do: An Illustrated Memoir,” to visit Wooster
Faculty Recital Featuring Arleigh Savage Sept. 21
Bassoon instructor to present recital in Gault Recital Hall of Scheide Music Center
Wooster (and Princeton) Singled Out by U.S. News Again, Top Ohio Liberal Arts School in Three Categories
First among state peers in international students, social mobility, and undergraduate teaching
Constitution Day Lecture to Feature Alumnus Wayne Cornelius ‘67
Leading authority on Mexican immigration to the U.S. to speak Sept. 17