Master of Architecture student takes Wooster research skills abroad
Pyae Thein ’19 is a Master of Architecture student at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture in Philadelphia, where he has drawn […]
AMRE Team | Carbon Credits for Ohio Landowners
Carolyn Klein ’24, Environmental Studies Emma Staggs ’24, Studio Art (Economics minor) Advisors: Moses Luri, Matt Mariola The team worked with a local landowner […]
Art Instructor Amber Kempthorn premiers short, animated film accompanied by Akron Symphony Orchestra
Amber Kempthorn, adjunct faculty member of the Department of Art & Art History at The College of Wooster, will premier her four-part animation Ordinary […]
Business economics major builds artistic skillset at a Vietnamese production house
Vu Dao ’23, a business economics major at The College of Wooster, interned at an agency company in Vietnam. The APEX fellow who is […]
Wooster alumna publishes AI-art children’s book with a new plant-based take on classic Old MacDonald rhymes
In February, Wooster alumna Alayt Ablam ’21 and current predoctoral fellow at The Grainger College of Engineering at The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, along […]
Are we off balance? An investigation of audiologists’ referral practices for vestibular assessments for cochlear implant candidates and recipients in the pediatric population with single-sided deafness
Name: Danielle J Nasoff Major: Communication Sciences & Disorders Minor: Studio Art Advisors: Donald M. Goldberg, Ph.D., Joan E. Furey, Ph.D. (second reader) This study investigated audiologists’ […]
Two exhibits on view this semester at The College of Wooster Art Museum
The College of Wooster Art Museum has two exhibits on display during the spring semester. Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project and Painting Biathlon […]
APEX Fellowship | Ivan Akiri
Majors: Art – Studio, Theatre & Dance Class Year: 2022 Pronouns: He/Him/Her Faculty Mentor: Dr. Paul Edmiston I worked at the Wayne Center For […]
As The Looking Glass: An Introspection at Minority and Traumatized Identities
Name: Indigo Adobea Abenda Joy Quashie Major: Studio Art Minor: Education Advisor: Dr. Marina Mangubi Most Creative Video Award As The Looking Glass was […]
A Moment in Italy
Name: Abigail Fisk Major: Studio Art Advisor: Dr. Bridget Milligan, Dr. Tracy Cosgriff, Dr. Marina Mangubi Best Animation Award For centuries, art has been […]
Bursting at the Seams: An Exploration of Feelings and Fast Fashion
Student Name: Piper H Hartman Major(s): Studio Art Minor(s): Education Advisor: Cassidy Ely My independent study addresses my concerns about the fast fashion industry by […]
Bridget Murphy Milligan receives Ohio Arts Council Individual Excellence Award
Award recognizes art professor’s photographic series “Wonder Tales”
Woodworking becomes career for studio art alumnus
Kevin Reiswig ’10 credits his summer as a research assistant and Wooster’s focus on writing for his post-graduate success
NEH awards grant to Tracy Cosgriff and team for digital reconstruction of Pope Julius II’s library
Project illuminates underrecognized history of Stanza della Segnatura through innovative technologies
Art alumnus builds career as cartoonist and illustrator
Will Santino ’11 reflects on Wooster’s creative community
Through the Looking Glass: a Self Portraiture Exploration of Selfhood and Identity
Student: Kelsey Nolin Major: Studio Art Advisors: Bridget Milligan, Walter Zurko, Tracy Cosgriff During the lifetime of every being, we are only guaranteed one […]
Interning with ‘Zero Waste’ clothing label teaches studio art major value of material while completing high profile projects
The summer before her senior year studio art major Andrea Arts ’20 interned as an APEX Fellow at Zero Waste Daniel in Brooklyn, New […]
Hayet Rida ’11 fights for success
“People are scared of failure, but to me failure is my best friend. It’s one of the things I enjoy most because it allows […]
Reimagining the Underworld
Hao Tang’s monumental work traces cultural intersections
Amy Johnson ’01 Designs beautiful solutions to three-dimensional problems
As a child, Amy Johnson was good at putting together 3-D puzzles and by the time she was in high school knew that she […]