Explore how shared curiosity leads to direction in the summer 2025 Wooster magazine
A tradition beginning in 1988, the I.S. Monday Parade at The College of Wooster celebrates the shared elation that comes after the completion of […]
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New Wooster urban studies grad awarded Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship
Case Baumwart ’25 is the most recent graduate from The College of Wooster to receive an English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) from the Fulbright U.S. […]
Wooster mourns passing of Charles Louis Kammer III, emeritus professor of religious studies
Charles “Chuck” Louis Kammer III, professor emeritus of religious studies at The College of Wooster, passed away on June 5, 2025, at the age […]
Rae Harris ’25 explores connections between ancient philosophy of sense perception and current neurobiological understandings
Rae Harris ’25, a neurobiology and classical studies major at The College of Wooster, noticed that a classical philosopher was only mentioned once in […]
Ollie Bream ’25 receives NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
Make it 18 selections since 2018 for The College of Wooster, which was recently notified swimming and diving All-American Ollie Bream will be receiving the prestigious […]
Two Wooster grads selected to serve as English language teaching assistants in France
Two 2025 graduates from The College of Wooster were chosen for the Teaching Assistant Program in France (TAPIF) cohort for the upcoming academic year. […]
Reunion Weekend recognizes class gifts and celebrates outstanding Scots
The College of Wooster celebrated its annual Reunion Weekend from May 29 to June 1, 2025, welcoming more than 700 alumni back to campus […]
Recording by College of Wooster Professor of Music Jeff Lindberg with the Chicago Jazz Orchestra reaches No. 1 on national JazzWeek chart
“More Amor, A Tribute to Wes Montgomery,” the latest recording of Jeff Lindberg, professor of music at The College of Wooster, with the Chicago […]
Urban studies alumnus paves the way for an inclusive infrastructure future in Portland
Behind the hard work ethic and polite exterior of Arthur Pearce ’95 is an innovative man whose work with the Portland Bureau of Transportation […]
Wooster students’ research shared at National Conference on Undergraduate Research
Two groups of students from The College of Wooster had their research peer-reviewed and published at the 2025 National Conference on Undergraduate Research April […]
Wooster Class of 2025 welcomes future challenges with confidence at Commencement Ceremony
At The College of Wooster’s 155th Commencement Ceremony, the Class of 2025 exalted in their achievements together with confidence instilled in them by the […]
Neuroscience major assesses effects of melodic changes on the brain
Emma Barnard ’25, a neuroscience major at The College of Wooster, combined her passion for the subject with her lifelong love of music by […]
Neuroscience major connects sleep with brain activity in senior research
As a neuroscience major completing the behavioral and cognitive track at The College of Wooster, Somarr Elliott ’25 conducted a study that is integral […]
Wooster earth sciences team coauthors climate research on tree rings published in scholarly journal
Earth Sciences faculty, staff, and students at The College of Wooster recently published “Changing climate response of Northeast Ohio white oaks, USA: Is it […]
Urban studies alumnus alleviates poverty in Cleveland
Devin H. Cotten ’13 came to The College of Wooster planning to major in economics, but he learned through an urban studies major he […]
Theatre and Dance major explores autism representation through dance
Abigail Rahz ’25 used their Independent Study project to push the limits of what can be represented in dance. A theatre and dance major […]
Psychology major provides college opportunities as assistant head for Latin School of Chicago
The College of Wooster alumnus Ryan Allen ’99 looked for a secondary education that allowed him to be within a close radius to his […]
History and political science major examines US history through theatre and film
Heather Cook ’25 has been interested in the American Revolution since she was 8 years old, so it was no surprise when the history […]
History and political science alumna parlays diverse skillset into career with the Cleveland Clinic
As a program manager for the value-based operations team at the Cleveland Clinic, political science and history alumna Audrey Hudak ’11 dedicates each day […]
Computer science and Spanish alumnus uses liberal arts education to lead a global team
As the manager of service delivery platforms at Moog, a company specializing in precision motion control products, computer science and Spanish College of Wooster […]