Wooster Proud to Welcome Another Diverse, Talented First-Year Class
40 percent of the Class of 2022 are U.S. students of color or international students, and more than half graduated in top 20 percent of their high school class
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Oliver Offers Three “Notions” at Convocation
149th academic year at Wooster officially begins
Wooster Faculty Awarded Promotions
Announcement made during recent board of trustees meeting
Lehtinen Names One of Latest Frog Species Discoveries After Wooster
Professor of biology designates newly-identified plant-breeding frog in Madagascar Guibemantis woosteri
Anthropology major pursues architecture after internship experience
Jackson Feinknopf ’19, an anthropology major at The College of Wooster, discovered an important connection between anthropology and architecture through his APEX Fellowship experience. He worked as an intern at the EDGE, a firm in […]
Internships at Dow AgroSciences give Wooster students experience where research and industry meet
Dow veteran Jeff Gilbert ’85 happy to welcome and mentor younger Scots
“The Ocean After Nature” to Wrap Up Its International Tour at the CWAM
Series of works by 20 international artists will run from Sept. 11-Nov. 18
Tapping into a Cloud
Students study carbon cycle impact on rainwater
Goldberg Recipient of AG Bell Honors of the Association Award
Wooster CSD professor honored for his service to those impacted by hearing loss
Communication sciences and disorders major uses speech therapy to support stroke survivors
For Zoe Kuhn ’19, her second time volunteering at the Austin Speech Labs became even more meaningful with help from the APEX Fellowship program. She discovered the position through a […]
Wooster Among The Princeton Review’s “Best 384 Colleges”
Also selected to four of the publication’s top-20 rankings lists
Open House for Ruth W. Williams Hall of Life Science Set for Friday, Aug. 17
Take sneak peak of new state-of-the-art facility on The College of Wooster campus
Art history major broadens children’s artistic literacy as a summer camp assistant
Through her experience as a summer camp assistant at the Cincinnati Art Museum, Katarina Baltisberger ’20 learned “the best way to be a successful […]