Wooster Professor’s New Take on Climate Change – The Mental Health Effect – Garnering Headlines
Susan Clayton served as lead author of APA and ecoAmerica study that is gaining notice in the media
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College launches Wooster’s Promise: A Campaign for Our Future
Effort aims to raise $165 million for five major priorities
College Mourns the Passing of Elaine Snyder
Retired special collections associate was 67
Wayne Webster named vice president for advancement at Wooster
Appointment effective June 1
College mourns the passing of Arn Lewis
Emeritus professor of art was 87
Former President Grant Cornwell to speak at Wooster’s commencement
Will receive honorary degree at May 15 ceremony
I.S. Monday Can Mean Celebrating With Your Research “Costume”
Wooster seniors come together for unique festivity after turning in Independent Studies
I.S. Monday 2017 at The College of Wooster
On I.S. Monday, “There’s No Place I’d Rather Be” than at The College of Wooster. Special thanks to Kimberly McDonough ’17 for providing the soundtrack to this year’s celebration!
Wooster Bucking National Trend When It Comes to International Applicants
Record numbers rolling in to admissions office
Collection of Gallagher’s Piano Music, Performed by Huang, Released on Centaur Records
New album represents a 40-year span of Wooster faculty member’s compositions
Physics Students Design and Construct a Novel Type of Wind-Powered Mechanical Clock
One NSF grant, two Independent Study’s, and five years of intermittent research lead to significant publication
Wooster’s Kimberly McDonough '17 Covers "Rather Be" on Electric Violin
Here is violinist Kimberly McDonough ’17 performing “Rather Be” in Gault Recital Hall. For more, including original compositions by this very talented music performance major, check out her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/kimikele94/ And get ready to follow her career after she graduates from Wooster in May!
Three Wooster Seniors Present Their I.S.’s at Eastern Economics Association Conference
Trio of business economics majors also had opportunity to network while in New York City