Wooster campus mourns loss of senior Teague Curless who died in car accident
WOOSTER, OH (Aug. 24)—Wooster senior Teague Curless is being remembered as an exceptional student, and wonderful peer and friend to many. Curless, 21, of […]
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Social Entrepreneurship team supports local economy with food incubator research
After a year when many businesses sought to capitalize on a booming e-commerce market, students and faculty from The College of Wooster’s Social Entrepreneurship […]
Neuroscience alumnus awarded for work in healthcare innovation
In June, Crain’s Cleveland Business, a business news source for Northeast Ohio, named Nathan Sundheimer ’17 to their “20 in their Twenties” list, an […]
Urban studies alumna confronts housing inequity in New York City
After graduating from The College of Wooster, Rasmia Kirmani-Frye ’95 immediately knew she wanted to move to New York City and begin a career […]
Centuries-old black oak falls on Wooster campus
A mighty oak has fallen. An Oak Grove tree that stood for more than two centuries came down on Monday at The College of […]
Wooster mourns the passing of emeritus professor of history, John M. Gates
John M. Gates, emeritus professor of history at The College of Wooster, passed away on July 11, 2021, at age 83. Gates served as […]
Students and faculty team up to help local community adapt to climate change
As Northeast Ohioans along with people around the world live through unprecedented levels of natural disasters due to climate change, students and faculty at […]
Museum internship illustrates alternative career plans in classical studies
A classical studies major at The College of Wooster, Amina Hull ’22 wanted to apply her interest in the study of ancient Mediterranean languages […]
Community service and performing arts interests combine in internship experience
Teresa Ascencio ’23, a communication studies and theatre and dance major at The College of Wooster, found a way to connect her passions of […]
Anthropology major finds purpose in archival research at community music school
Kayla Stevens ’23, an anthropology major at The College of Wooster, returned to The Hochstein School, a community music and dance school in her […]
Geology major learns perseverance through working with horses
When her sister recommended a wrangler position at the French Broad Outpost Ranch for a summer internship, Grace Braver ’23 knew it would be […]
Biology major puts techniques into practice at Wilderness Center
Grant Sprague ’22, a biology major and environmental studies minor, who is also on the cross country and track & field teams interned at […]
APEX Fellowship reveals a variety of careers in the arts for music performance major
Clare Griffith ’22 served as an intern at the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance, working specifically with the Dayton Ballet, Opera, and Philharmonic Orchestra. In […]
Geology major assists conservation efforts through cartography in APEX Fellowship
When taking Geographic Information Systems with Shelley Judge, associate professor of geology, his junior year at The College of Wooster, Justine Paul Berina ’22 […]
Africana studies major makes connection with Wooster alumnus in legal field
Seven Townsel ’22, an Africana studies major and member of the volleyball team, interned with Judge James L. Miraldi ’73 at the Lorain County […]
Jimmy Noriega directs Under the Sycamores by Les Hunter for Cleveland Festival
Audio play about downtown Cleveland’s historic Erie Street Cemetery runs July 22-Sept. 30
Professor discusses climate change and mental health on ABC News
On July 11, Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams Professor of Psychology at The College of Wooster, appeared in an ABC News segment to discuss the negative impacts of […]
Ahmet Atay co-edits book on mentoring in higher education
Professor of communication studies emphasizes importance of mentors taking a cultural perspective
Anthropology and Chinese major solidified interest in indigenous rights activism through APEX Fellowship
With a strong interest in indigenous rights and past research for his I.S. project, Adam Hinden ’22 knew “the Center for World Indigenous Studies […]
Connection revealed between epic poetry and toppling of confederate monuments
In his research on classical history and literature, Dante King finds relating the work to modern-day circumstances to be one of the most exciting […]