Kait Turshen ’05 builds a business and lifestyle of her own design
When Kait Turshen ’05 took the leap from working in the fashion and beauty industry in New York City to developing her own retail business in suburban […]
Fifteen Wooster students attend Harvard’s Latina Empowerment and Development Conference
Annays Yacamán ’22 and Giuli Morales ’23 receive General LEAD Undergraduate Awards
Wooster Trustee to serve as special assistant to President Biden for Housing and Urban Policy
Erika Poethig ’93 offers perspective to Biden Administration based on years of experience in urban policy and development
Álvaro Corral coauthors publication on anti-Latinx rhetoric in high school curriculum
Research reveals that nationwide curricular standards promote harmful stereotypes
Political science alumnus finds success with restaurant technology
Karl Ruter ’10 relied on problem solving he learned at Wooster to help restaurants adapt to Covid-19 precautions
Wooster alumna selected as team lead for Biden-Harris Transition Team
Trustee Erika Poethig ’93 serves as team lead for Department of Housing and Urban Development
Political science alumnus prosecutes gang-related crimes in Columbus
Participating in Wooster’s moot court program prepared Steve Schott ’07 for his career in law
Research by Professor Álvaro Corral suggests increasing Latino groups to vote Republican
In an article published by The Washington Post Álvaro Corral, assistant professor of political science at The College of Wooster and David Leal, professor […]
Political science professor writes introduction to first-ever English translation of Ludwig Wittgenstein book
Désirée Weber argues that Word Book offers significant insight into the philosopher’s later work
Liberal arts education prepared English and French alumna for post-graduation achievements
Mesky Brhane ’89 supports vulnerable populations through her role at World Bank
Political science study in children demonstrates 100-years of women’s suffrage is not enough to close gap political engagement
Political science professor Angie Bos emphasizes need to involve young girls in politics
Reporter relies on Wooster-developed critical thinking skills
Maddi O’Neill ’16 looks forward to applying watchdog mentality as the statehouse reporter for the USA Today Network in Maryland
Political science alumnus recognized by ‘Crain’s Cleveland Business’
Patrick Mohorcic ’18 works to help Lake County pivot strategically during pandemic
History and political science major values undergraduate research opportunities
History professor Mary Elizabeth Walters ’12 incorporates Wooster instruction methods into her own teaching
Political science major learns to engage with academic and social community
Max Lesko ’06 leads National Children’s Defense Fund
Wooster Student Selected to The Policy Academies’ 2020 Academy Class
Paige Clay to conduct research on SNAP for think tank partner this summer
Immigration Policy Advocate Honored
Wayne Cornelius ’67 recognized by Latin American Studies Association for lifetime achievement
Lantis’ New Book Focuses on Influence of Extreme Factions Within Political Parties
Wooster faculty member a co-author of “The Battle for U.S. Foreign Policy”
Bos’ Pioneering Study Reveals Opinions on the Presidency Begin at an Early Age
Wooster professor’s research on children’s views of the office of the president was first of its kind
Bos Awarded Fulbright to Study Early Political Socialization of Dutch Children
WOOSTER, Ohio – Angie Bos, associate professor of political science and associate dean for experiential learning at The College of Wooster, has been awarded […]