Delaney Zuver ’21 collected and analyzed narratives of how people remember the summer of 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, mid-2020 election, and during the summer riots against racial injustice.
Stachal Harris ’21 analyzes how verbal and visual race-based appeals affect voting habits of all racial groups
Professor of communication studies examines memory through a critical and cultural perspective
Enjoy photos from the Class of 2021 Commencement ceremony, Saturday, May 8 from Wooster photographer Matt Dilyard and Abbi Tarburton ’22.
453 students conferred as graduates in outdoor ceremony with friends and family
The Wooster Chorus spring concert will be shown on YouTube at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 6, 2021. Recorded in April in McGaw Chapel due […]
Security and Protective Services Department changes name to Campus Safety
Philosophy major honored as top pre-law student
Lecture, endowment honor legacy of Helen Murray Free at Wooster
WOOSTER, OH—Internationally recognized legal expert Anita Allen will provide a keynote address and receive an honorary degree at The College of Wooster’s 151st Commencement ceremony, Saturday, May […]
TongTong Wu ’21 studied the impact that COVID-19 news has on anxiety, depression, and empathy.
Isabella Ilievski ’21 investigates multimedia content delivery for social dependent learners
Students develop data plan that places third in regional competition
While sociology and computer science may seem like a “rare combination” Zhen Guo ’21, who came to The College of Wooster as an international student from Beijing, China, sees more research combing the disciplines in the future.
The College of Wooster has once again made The Princeton Review’s list of Best Value Colleges. The ranking makes Wooster one of 200 schools […]
Hannah Lane-Davies ’21 explores the commitments of contemporary birth workers
Sydney (Maureen) Hanes ’21 will teach English in Kyrgyzstan during the next academic year.
The spring productions of The College of Wooster Department of Theatre and Dance include a presentation of Blind Date, directed by Shirley Huston-Findley, professor of […]
Theatre and Dance Chair Jimmy Noriega commissioned and directed five new plays by BIPOC artists
New research addresses how libraries can work together to achieve and assess shared goals