Neuroscience alumna combines passion for care with liberal arts mind frame as occupational therapist
Gracie Bouker ’21 became interested in the brain at an early age after a loved one suffered a stroke. Witnessing the debilitating impact, she […]
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Biology alumnus turns personal experience into career motivation as a fitness professional
After dislocating his shoulder about 25 times during his first few weeks as a member of the Fighting Scot football team at The College […]
Psychology alumna uncovers the mental and physical health consequences of stigma
How do people who face adversity perceive it or understand it? How does it affect them physically, mentally? How do people cope with being […]
Biochemistry and molecular biology alumna discovers rewarding career as a genetic counselor through Independent Study research
Miura Wiley ’21 decided to attend The College of Wooster in large part because she was recruited to play two sports. Wiley was a […]
Studio art alumnus sculpts career path in industrial design
Scott Doty ’97 came to The College of Wooster following in his parents’ footsteps both as a Scot and pre-med student. That was until […]
English alumnus blazed the trail to video game design with Fortnite
It might not be surprising that someone with a writer and creative director for parents, who also has a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist as a […]
Chemistry alumna directs drug regulation at Pfizer during unprecedented pandemic
Before you trust a drug to treat your symptoms or illness, the pharmaceutical process the medication completes includes steps in research, development (including nonclinical […]
Zoom in on insights from alumni shaping their fields in the spring 2025 Wooster magazine
When graduates leave The College of Wooster, they take with them a thorough understanding of their majors and further, intelligence from the scope of […]
Alumni from Theatre and Dance, Studio Art find the best lighting for storytelling
Kent Sprague ’14 and Kathryne Hall ’99 make other people’s work look good for a living. Both collaborate with others to produce finished material […]
Professor Katie Holt appointed to Wiki Education’s Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee
Katie Holt, Aileen Dunham Professor of History at The College of Wooster, was appointed to the Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee for Wiki […]
Wooster professor publishes article contributing to climate change research
Eva Lyon ’07, visiting assistant professor of earth sciences at The College of Wooster, recently published an article that is an important contribution to […]
Wooster Chorus to begin annual tour with performance March 23
The highly acclaimed Wooster Chorus, an ensemble of 50 student musicians from The College of Wooster, will perform at the First Presbyterian Church of […]
Scot Symphonic Band and Pipe Band tour begins March 5
The College of Wooster’s Scot Symphonic Band and Pipe Band will perform at McGaw Chapel (340 East University Street) on Sunday, March 5 at […]
Art history and classical studies alumna receives full-ride scholarship for doctoral program at University of Cambridge
“Performing independent research at a high level at Wooster” prepared Isabelle Hoover ’23 well for a master’s program at the University of Cambridge, and […]
History and archaeology alumnus witnesses history through position with the National Park Service
Jacob Dinkelaker ’11 believes that knowledge of the past propels the future. As the program manager for interpretation, education, and volunteers at The White […]
Wooster students receive regional and national awards at theatre conference
Theatre and Dance students at The College of Wooster attended the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival’s Region II Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from […]
Biology professor shares groundbreaking research on endangered plant-breeding frogs at World Congress of Herpetology
Twenty years ago, Richard Lehtinen became fascinated with plant-breeding frogs while doing graduate studies research in Madagascar. Today, as the Theron L. Peterson and […]
Ohio Light Opera summer season provides students hands-on theatre experience
The Ohio Light Opera, America’s premier lyric theater festival and resident professional company of The College of Wooster, will present its 46th season from […]
Six Wooster students compete in Moot Court national tournament
Six students from The College of Wooster’s Moot Court team recently competed in the American Moot Court Association National Tournament. Representing Wooster at the […]
Professor Kent Kille edits new book on teaching about international organizations
Kent J. Kille, professor of political science at The College of Wooster, edited a new book called Teaching International Organizations. Published by Edward Elgar, […]