Wooster history alumnus John Carwile ’81 serves as ambassador to Latvia
For 35 years, John Carwile ’81 has dedicated his work to service—serving the United States in foreign countries. Carwile, who recently completed his tenure […]
Graham Rayman ’88 tackles history of Rikers Island in new book
This story originally appeared in the Spring 2023 edition of Wooster Magazine. Graham Rayman ’88 has a career in journalism that spans over 30 […]
Political science alumnus highlights hometown through social media and photography
When he first came to the College of Wooster, Gabe Wasylko ’19 declared a major in political science and a minor in mathematics, certain […]
Political science and French major represents Wooster at 2022 Athens Democracy Forum
Thomas Pitney ’24, a political science and French & Francophone studies major, represented The College of Wooster and the Global Liberal Arts Alliance at the Athens Democracy […]
The College of Wooster Department of Theatre and Dance presents student theatre production
The College of Wooster’s Department of Theatre and Dance will present Third World, written and directed by senior Victoria Silva ’23 on Oct. 28 […]
Political science Prof. Désirée Weber works successfully with local agencies, Wooster alumnus to promote progressive local policy changes
Today marks two years since the murder of George Floyd, which precipitated one of the largest racial justice movements in American history. Since June […]
Wooster’s 2022 MLK Day celebration to feature multiple voices
The College of Wooster’s 2022 Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration on Monday, January 17 with the theme “Our Legacy Matters: If Not Us […]
Wooster’s Model United Nations delegation wins Best Overall Delegation Award at AMUN Chicago conference
The College of Wooster Model United Nations team recently won Best Overall Delegation Award along with Outstanding Delegation Awards for six out of the […]
Political science major writes policy suggestions in international relations internship
Emmy Todd ’22 discovered her APEX internship a year before applying through personal research and professor recommendations. A political science major at The College […]
Spencer Williams ’18 features as Bachelorette contestant
Spencer Williams ’18, a fan favorite during his days on The College of Wooster men’s basketball team, is now aiming to win the heart […]
Women, gender, and sexuality studies alumna manages grassroot political campaigns
Before attending The College of Wooster, Gina Christo ’14 planned on becoming a political science major, but she soon “fell in love with the […]
Professor Bos publishes research on how gender perceptions impact children’s political interest and ambitions
Angie Bos, professor of political science at The College of Wooster, is the lead author on a new paper published in the American Political […]
Pre-Law Advising Program To Host Constitution Day Lecture on Sept. 14
The College of Wooster Pre-Law Advising program will welcome Lisa Tetrault for a Constitution Day Lecture titled “When Women Won the Right to Vote: […]
Urban studies alumna confronts housing inequity in New York City
After graduating from The College of Wooster, Rasmia Kirmani-Frye ’95 immediately knew she wanted to move to New York City and begin a career […]
Désirée Weber featured on USA Today panel
Désirée Weber, assistant professor of political science at The College of Wooster, was a featured panelist for a 90-minute Zoom chat about policing held […]
Independent Study analyzes the use of race-based appeals by Black politicians in hopes to gain Black votes
Stachal Harris ’21 analyzes how verbal and visual race-based appeals affect voting habits of all racial groups
Political science major provides strategic oversight to the ‘Nation’s Doctor’
Max Lesko ’06 named chief of staff for the U.S. Surgeon General
President Biden nominates Wooster Alumna for assistant secretary of Congressional and Legislative Affairs, Department of Veterans Affairs
Patricia Ross ’06 nominated for key role based on her career in domestic policy
Immigration scholar advises presidential campaigns and provides canine therapy
Wayne Cornelius ’67 volunteers time during pandemic
Political science major acts as student leader on campus
As the first member of her family to attend college, the transition for Margie Sosa ’20 wasn’t easy. She initially felt intimidated and unsure […]