President McCall addresses the College community to convene the 154th academic year
President Anne E. McCall delivered the following address on Thursday, Aug. 17 as part of The College of Wooster’s 154th Convocation. Coming together for […]
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Wooster welcomes new faculty to campus community this fall
The College of Wooster welcomes new faculty to a number of programs this fall, bringing new perspectives and academic innovation to the classroom. Included […]
Computer science and economics major hones software skills during APEX Fellowship
Tasin Saifullah ’25 called his APEX Fellowship a “pivotal steppingstone” on his journey to becoming a software engineer. Saifullah, a computer science and economics […]
History major researches and develops online exhibit for Baseball Heritage Museum during APEX Fellowship
When Zach Perrier ’25 was searching for internship opportunities this summer, he networked with his supervisor at his on-campus job in Digital Collections at […]
Spanish major provides essential translating services in clinical healthcare during APEX Fellowship
Maggie Stieby ’25 spent her summer as an APEX fellow with the Viola Startzman Clinic, helping to analyze and strengthen the clinic’s resources for […]
APEX Fellow combines interests in data science and economics to support development of community food systems in Michigan
A statistical and data sciences major and economics minor at The College of Wooster, Keeyeon Choi ’24 spent her summer as a data integrity […]
Psychology student promotes sustainable agriculture and supports local farmers
Zach Napora ’25 dove headfirst into his passion for sustainable agriculture this summer during his APEX Fellowship experience. Napora, a psychology major at The […]
Psychology major brings mental health awareness to summer camp during APEX Fellowship
Will Callender ’25, a psychology major and sociology minor at The College of Wooster, has always wanted to advocate for mental health awareness by […]
Psychology and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies major gains lab research experience during summer APEX Fellowship
Emilie Eustace ’24, a psychology and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies major at The College of Wooster, has seen a notable increase in her […]
APEX Fellowship teaches economics major practical applications of economic theory in multiple sectors of business
In his search for a summer internship experience, Krish Nayak ’25, an economics major at The College of Wooster, targeted opportunities offering experience in […]
Wooster earns Best 389 Colleges distinction from Princeton Review
The College of Wooster was selected again this year as one of the nation’s top schools by The Princeton Review in its guidebook, The Best […]
Biochemistry and molecular biology professor receives travel award to attend international conference in plant-microbe research
Ellyn Evans ’16, visiting assistant professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at The College of Wooster, received a Shimamoto Travel Grant from the International […]
Art history major brushes up on art conservation skills during APEX Fellowship
Katie Love ’24, an art history major at The College of Wooster, landed an APEX Fellowship with the Intermuseum Conservation Association (ICA) in Cleveland, […]
Angila Tracey Named Secretary of the College and Director of Administration
Angila Tracey has been named the next Secretary of the College and Director of Administration of The College of Wooster, reporting to the president. […]
Wooster student studies dementia and aging during APEX Fellowship
Ruhee Mehta ’26 spent her summer interning at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience in Bangalore, India as part of an APEX […]
History I.S. transformed into a full-length documentary by Wooster graduate
John Trainor ’16, a history major, film-studies minor at The College of Wooster, found his Independent Study, a year-long research project he completed alongside […]
Archaeological excavation uncovers clues that climate change between 1300-1800 disrupted lives of some early Ohio inhabitants
A 30-year archaeological survey and excavation at sites in Ohio’s Walhonding Valley, about an hour south of Wooster, has discovered evidence that the abrupt […]
Wooster alumna and co-founder of Black Women in Sport Foundation committed to lifting up underrepresented athletes
When Alpha Alexander ’76 was a student athlete at The College of Wooster, she was one of the few Black women on her teams. […]
An urban study on resilience inspires desire to implement change in disaster preparedness processes
As climate change intensifies the severity and frequency of extreme weather events, it’s also impacting mental health. Concerns about worrisome climate change and the […]
Professor Clayton pens essay for Time about owning climate anxiety
Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams Professor of Psychology at The College of Wooster, wrote an essay for Time calling attention to the ever-more-present reality of climate […]