Wooster First-Year Student Finishes Second in Translation Contest for Intermediate Latin
Dante King earns second-place in Eta Sigma Phi’s prestigious national competition
College of Wooster joins American Talent Initiative
Goal is to enroll and graduate more low- and moderate-income students
Wooster Students Compete in DataFest 2018
First-time outing whets team’s appetite for more
Eboo Patel to be Featured Speaker at Wooster’s Commencement
Interfaith leader to give address, while College will award two honorary degrees
Model U. N. Team Brings Home National Awards
Wins Distinguished Delegation honors for fourth straight year
Different Disciplines but the Same Challenges
Two professors on how to make academic conferences more family-friendly
Wooster Launches New Major in Environmental Geoscience
Focus is on “the critical zone” where life intersects with Earth
Wooster’s 30th I.S. Monday Celebration Included Unique Family Connection, Variety of Fun Fashion
Annual celebration brings campus together, rewards seniors for submitting their Independent Study
$5 Million Renovation Project is Underway Inside Armington Physical Education Center
Timken Gymnasium, Timken Natatorium each getting significant facelift
Wooster Receives More Than 6,000 Applications for Admission, a New High
International applications also set new record
Jordan Griffith a Truman Scholar Finalist
Wooster junior one of just six in Ohio selected as a finalist for $30,000 postgraduate scholarship
Women’s Rugby Thriving at Wooster
Revitalized student organization is gaining traction
You Know You Have Talents. ProMytheUs Wants Others to Know Too.
Wooster seniors aim to develop “an ecosystem of talent growth”
OLO’s 40th Season Features Early Broadway Shows, Traditional Operettas, and More
College of Wooster home to the Ohio Light Opera once again this summer
President Bolton Outlines Next Steps Following Galpin Sit-In
A summary of the main areas where plans are being developed
National Champs: Honey, Schmidt Take Top Honors for Brief Writing at AMCA Competition
Another Wooster pair reached the semifinals of the oral advocacy competition
President Bolton Responds to Concerns Raised in Demonstration at Galpin Hall
Several hundred students present list of demands
After Hours of Constructive Dialogue, Students End Sit-In
President says plans are being developed to address concerns
Wooster Named One of 200 “Colleges That Pay You Back” by The Princeton Review
New book profiles top schools for stellar academics, affordability, and strong career prospects
Libraries Receive Grant for Hidden Superstars of Science Project
New displays will highlight underrepresented STEM pioneers