Geology major gains scientific skills in paleontology internship
After volunteering with the Burpee Museum of Natural History, Hudson Davis ’24, a geology major at The College of Wooster, knew he wanted to […]
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Internship at local museum helps history and education major consider new career path
Through her position as an intern at the Wayne County Historical Society, College of Wooster student Glenna Van Dyke ’23 immersed herself in the […]
Ahmet Atay co-edits book examining the impact of social media on Millennials and Generation Z
Ahmet Atay, associate professor in the departments of Global Media and Digital Studies, Communication Studies, and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, is co-editor of […]
Eight Wooster students participate in undergraduate research program at OSU
Eight College of Wooster students participated in the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program at The Ohio State University this summer. The program offers […]
Wooster’s Navarro-Farr and Proyecto Arqueológico Waka’ team discover Stela 51 and Burial 110: a royal tomb at El Perú-Waka’ site in Maya Biosphere Reserve in Guatemala
Olivia C. Navarro-Farr, associate professor of archaeology and anthropology at The College of Wooster and co-director of the Proyecto Arqueológico Waka’ (PAW) team from […]
Professor McBride publishes new philosophy anthology celebrating pragmatist feminism
Lee A. McBride III, professor of philosophy at The College of Wooster recently published Pragmatist Feminism and the Work of Charlene Haddock Seigfried, an […]
Professor Manz publishes article as part preservation, part celebration
Niklas Manz, associate professor and department chair of physics at The College of Wooster, recently co-authored an article in Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of […]
Professor Sirot featured in publication honoring research scientists who are caregivers during pandemic
Laura Sirot, professor of biology at The College of Wooster, published research on the reproductive biology of the Mexican Fruit Fly with a group […]
Interdisciplinary collaboration across campus attains Bee Campus USA affiliation for Wooster
Thanks to the interdisciplinary collaboration and work of students, faculty, and staff in The College of Wooster’s biology, environmental studies, and campus grounds departments, […]
Wrong-way Icelandic puffins lead student researcher to follow the right path
When you love animals as a child, people often say “You should be a veterinarian when you grow up.” Megan Tuennerman ’22 heard this […]
Disciplined, creative thinker spotlights opportunity—not obstacles—in Black entrepreneurship
Living and breathing the game of basketball on a top-10 high school team gave Khaylen Mahdi ’22 the dream of playing at the Division […]
Siri-ously biased: Computer science major examines language models showing negativity toward LGBTQ+ terms
While studying at his Vietnamese high school, Bang Nguyen ’22 wanted to pursue a liberal arts education in the U.S. that empowered him to […]
Interim President Webster reflects on recent tragedy and Wooster’s ongoing DEI commitments
Interim President Wayne Webster reflected on a racist incident in Wooster’s neighboring city of Akron, Ohio and the College’s ongoing commitment to Diversity, Equity, […]
Future clinical counselor gathers trauma research data from internship counseling clients
Karabella Hernandez ’22 knew she wanted to study psychology and become a counselor. She knew The College of Wooster was the place for her […]
Reflections from Wooster alumnus earn best-seller spot on Amazon
College of Wooster alumnus Itai David Njanji ’11 recently published a book of poetry that’s topping Amazon’s best-selling new releases in poetry about places. […]
Wooster’s Commitment to Students and Reproductive Health Care
Dear College of Wooster Community, I write today in response to Friday’s Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade, the monumental 1973 decision […]