Shakes Named Winner of 2017 NWSA First Book Prize
Annual award in the field of women’s and gender studies goes to first-year Wooster faculty member
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Three New Trustees Join Wooster’s Board
Gearen, Johnson, Nahas appointed to college’s governing body
Wooster 39th Nationally in Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings
Pioneering set of college rankings emphasizes student success and learning
Major Discovery of Royal Tomb Has Strong Wooster Ties
“Burial 80” found at site where professor Olivia Navarro-Farr leads a U.S.-Guatemalan archaeological project
New Grant Will Support “Living Room Conversations” Between Students and Community
Wooster receives award from Campus Compact’s Fund for Positive Engagement
St. John’s University Taps Wooster’s Lee McBride for Prestigious Visiting Chair
Philosophy professor will spend next semester in NYC
Campus Memorial Service for Clayton Geib ‘18 to Be Held Sunday
Chemistry major and offensive lineman on football team passed away recently
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Examines Variety of Social Issues During Memorable Visit to Wooster
NBA legend, author of “Writings on the Wall” was in town to deliver the Peter Mortensen Lecture
Wooster Student Clayton Geib Dies
Senior chemistry major and football player was 21
Wooster and Princeton, Together Again for the 16th Straight Year
“Stellar” undergraduate research and senior capstone programs spotlighted
President Sarah R. Bolton Releases Statement on DACA
Ohio Five presidents urge Congressional action to ensure continuation of policy’s provisions
College Announces $2 million McAfee Scholarship Challenge
Dollar-for-dollar match on both new and existing endowed scholarship funds
College Brings Strong Presence to CommUNITY Rally
President Bolton’s speech the highlight of anti-hate rally in downtown Wooster
Convocation Speaker a Shining Example of How Wooster Equips Students for a “Second Act”
Judith Patterson ‘63, a teacher-turned-lawyer, delivered address as 148th academic year begins
Wooster Welcomes a First-Year Class Rich in Talent and Diversity
Nearly half of incoming students ranked in top 10% of high school class, 40% are international or U.S. students of color
