Sarah R. Bolton inaugurated as 12th president of The College of Wooster
Ceremony caps campus celebration of college’s sesquicentennial
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Wooster’s 150th Celebration
On Oct. 21-22, The College of Wooster celebrated the 150th anniversary of our founding, and the inauguration of Sarah R. Bolton as our twelfth president, and not even the authentically Scottish weather could dampen the spirits of the Scot faithful. Special thanks for the music track to pianist, campus dining employee — and 2016 graduate of The College of Wooster — Les Saunders.
Telling 150 Years of Wooster’s Story “Through Students’ Eyes”
New book offers a glimpse through 150 carefully selected images
Professor Jennifer Hayward ls Researching, Lecturing in Chile as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar
English professor conducting further research on 19th century British literature in Chile this fall
Wooster Selected as Recipient of $350,000 NMR Spectrometer from National Science Foundation
Powerful tool will be used in classroom and for research within department of chemistry
Wes Moore Challenges Wooster Student Body to Fight for “The Others”
Bestselling author and social entrepreneur shares strong message at Wooster Forum event
College Mourns the Passing of Richard Bell
Professor of philosophy and religious studies served Wooster for 34 years
Mark Wilson Chosen as a Fellow of the Paleontological Society
Professor of natural sciences honored at Geological Society of America annual meeting
Local Discovery of New Salamander Breed Leads to Scientific Publication
Wooster professor Richard Lehtinen finds surprising hybridization between red-back and ravine salamanders
Wooster Student Shot at I-71 Rest Stop Near Columbus
The College has learned that one of our students, Alexander S. Melchert, a first-year from Wisconsin, was shot at a rest stop on northbound […]
Lankford One of Seven Finalists for American Physical Society’s Apker Award
Recent Wooster graduate honored for her senior Independent Study on quantum computers
Proyecto Latino Teams with Cleveland Artist to Apotlight “Justice & Immigration Reform”
Layers of colored sawdust create an ephemeral art form called an alfombra
Wooster and Princeton Again Singled Out By College Presidents and Deans
Praised for “stellar” undergraduate research and senior capstone programs
Women Now More Accepting of Their Body Image, Karazsia’s Study Reveals
Wooster psychology professor receives national attention following publication of study
NIH Awards Wooster Professor a Three-Year Grant to Continue Research on Nervous System Development
Seth Kelly will use significant funding to continue comparing similarities of fruit fly and human brain development
Energetic, Enthusiastic, Engaging: The Legacy of John Gabriele
Popular professor of Spanish to retire this spring after 30 years as an educator
Pres. Bolton Seeks a Committed and Intentional Community of Learners, as Academic Year Officially Opens
Convocation ceremony headlined by new president’s call for engaged conversation
Wooster Shares in $450,000 NSF Grant
Funding goes toward joint undergraduate research in neuroscience