East vs. West: A Study of Orientalist Tropes in Sports Journalism
Student: Ben Blotner Major: English Minor: Communication Studies Advisor: Zoe Gibbons My Independent Study breaks down various works of sports journalism from the early […]
English major commits his life to books
Poet and bookstore owner Danny Caine ’08 also advocates for small businesses
Wooster senior attends Democratic presidential debate
Editor in chief of ‘The Wooster Voice,’ Waverly Hart, uses her press credentials for ‘once in a lifetime chance’
English alumna finds writing skills asset in legal career
As estate planning attorney, Sarah Corney ’06 finds her Wooster experience shaped her ability to understand and build relationships with her clients
Budding Journalist Found Her Passion Through APEX Fellowship
Sally Kershner totaled 26 bylines while interning at Ohio Magazine
Bryan Alkemeyer Wins Burkhardt Residential Fellowship
Will support year-long research residency at UCLA
Opening Windows to the World of Writing
Dan Bourne thrives on “the pleasure of working with young writers”
Taking a Toxic Tour of Brooklyn
Jack Gilio focuses on environmental justice
Sarah Fenske ’99
Breaking news and digging deep: “I’ve got the best of both worlds”
James May ’16
From Green Day fan to an orchestral composer and a prestigious Mitchell Scholarship
Graphic novels that break the fourth wall
Harry Todd explores the work of Daniel Clowes
James May ’16 Selected as a Mitchell Scholar
Wooster alum one of just 12 nationwide to receive prestigious honor
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
Professor Jennifer Hayward ls Researching, Lecturing in Chile as a Fulbright Visiting Scholar
English professor conducting further research on 19th century British literature in Chile this fall
Anna Claspy the Latest Wooster Student to Receive a Fulbright Scholarship
Senior history major from Cleveland Heights plans to teach English in Romania in the coming year