Wooster Science Café begins spring season with “The Science of Climate Change and its Impact on Mental Health”
The spring season of the Wooster Science Café, sponsored by The College of Wooster and The Ohio State University. begins Feb. 1 at 7 […]
Wooster receives $475 thousand HHMI grant to support inclusive excellence in research mentoring in STEM
The College of Wooster has received a grant of $475,000 from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Inclusive Excellence 3 (IE3) initiative for work over […]
Public Health Intern learns aside a strength coach to better performance of high school athletes
A search for sports medicine internships led Eleanor Weiker ’24, a student-designed major in Public Health at The College of Wooster, to the Nationwide […]
Professor Sirot featured in publication honoring research scientists who are caregivers during pandemic
Laura Sirot, professor of biology at The College of Wooster, published research on the reproductive biology of the Mexican Fruit Fly with a group […]
Interdisciplinary collaboration across campus attains Bee Campus USA affiliation for Wooster
Thanks to the interdisciplinary collaboration and work of students, faculty, and staff in The College of Wooster’s biology, environmental studies, and campus grounds departments, […]
Wrong-way Icelandic puffins lead student researcher to follow the right path
When you love animals as a child, people often say “You should be a veterinarian when you grow up.” Megan Tuennerman ’22 heard this […]
Great Decisions of Wayne County lecture series returns to Wooster
WOOSTER, Ohio — The lecture series, The Great Decisions of Wayne County, is set to return to The College of Wooster campus in March […]
Wooster Science Cafe resumes Tuesday, Oct. 5 with “The Science of Green Technology”
The Wooster Science Café will resume its fall semester series on Tuesday, Oct. 5 with the topic called “The Science of Green Technology.” The […]
Professor Clayton co-authors major study on climate anxiety among young people
Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams Professor of Psychology at The College of Wooster, is a contributor on a major paper that studies climate anxiety among young […]
Students and faculty team up to help local community adapt to climate change
As Northeast Ohioans along with people around the world live through unprecedented levels of natural disasters due to climate change, students and faculty at […]
Professor discusses climate change and mental health on ABC News
On July 11, Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams Professor of Psychology at The College of Wooster, appeared in an ABC News segment to discuss the negative impacts of […]
Environmental Studies professor collaborates with local lavender farm on joint research project
This summer Carlo Moreno, assistant professor of environmental studies at The College of Wooster, is teaming up with Jim and Amy Duxbury, owners of […]
Scientific collaboration offers insights to farmers on soil health
Attracted to the idea of mentored research and “the opportunity to delve deeply into a topic and become an expert,” Claire Wineman ’21 came […]
Student-designed major works as experience designer in Tokyo
Mika Yonaha ’21 helped develop new programs for children to adapt to COVID-19 pandemic
Biology alumna honored for clean energy work
Chelsea Barnes ’07 strikes the balance between working with her community to promote solar energy and creating environmental policy
David McConnell and Lyn Loveless collaborate on book about the Amish relationship to the environment
The scholars bring together their fields of anthropology and biology
Clayton Offers Reflections on Coronavirus, Climate Change During Interview with Climate One
Wooster faculty member part of panel discussion on “Invisible Threats: COVID-19 and Climate Change”
Student-designed environmental studies major tackles issues at cross-section of faith and environment
Dekila Chungyalpa ’98 incorporates interests and skills she developed at Wooster into a lifelong commitment to environmentalism.
Political Science major co-founds environmental company
Aaron Levy ’16 tailored his degree to find the intersection of environmental studies and political science
Environmental studies alumna learns to focus her “interdisciplinary lens”
As advocate for social change, Rita Frost ’14 combined her majors and involvement to engage her passion