Chan Sok Park, chair and associate professor of religious studies, will serve as primary investigator for the grant to support students as they consider vocations of leadership in established faith communities.

Wooster receives a Council of Independent Colleges grant to support faith-driven leadership building

The College of Wooster has received a grant from the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE) for Fostering […]

Featured image: Anna Whiting ’26 and Riley Clever ’25 traveled to University of Maryland for the Fearless Challenge Regional competition.

Six Wooster students compete in Moot Court national tournament

Six students from The College of Wooster’s Moot Court team recently competed in the American Moot Court Association National Tournament. Representing Wooster at the […]

Jim Maiwurm '71

History alumnus makes global connections in legal field

While he knew that he wanted to be a lawyer as an undergraduate, the time that Jim Maiwurm ’71 spent at The College of […]

Austin Piatt ’24 and Dylynn Lasky ’24 qualified Moot Court Association nationals competition out of a regional competition at Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles.

Six Wooster students qualify for Moot Court nationals

Six students from The College of Wooster’s Moot Court team will be competing in the American Moot Court Association nationals competition in early 2024. […]

Charlene D'Cruz '89

Wooster alumna protects immigrant rights at the US-Mexico border

When she first came to The College of Wooster, Charlene D’Cruz ’89 had no idea she would become an attorney, but now she works […]

Ayesha B. Hardaway ’97

Black studies and sociology alumna to present Constitution Day lecture, “The Constitution and Policing,” Sept. 20

The College of Wooster will welcome alumna Ayesha B. Hardaway ’97 to celebrate Constitution Day by giving a lecture titled “The Constitution and Policing” […]

Ayesha Bell Hardaway '97

The defense won’t rest: Law professor takes powerful strides forward in the sometimes-isolating work of antiracism and social justice advocacy

Google the name “Ayesha Bell Hardaway” and you’ll find this 1997 College of Wooster grad everywhere. She’s in video clips offering legal analysis for news […]

Tetrault Head Shot

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: […]

Seven Townsel ’22

Africana studies major makes connection with Wooster alumnus in legal field

Seven Townsel ’22, an Africana studies major and member of the volleyball team, interned with Judge James L. Miraldi ’73 at the Lorain County […]

Grant D. Relic ’75

Wooster Alumnus recognized for contributions to Brunswick community

Wooster history Alumnus Grant Relic ’75, who passed away in August at the age of 66, will receive the Al Thomas Award at the […]

Jacob Abramo ’21

Wooster names Jacob Abramo 2021 Carpenter Prize Winner

Philosophy major honored as top pre-law student

In the final round at Wooster, pictured from top left to right: Oria Daugherty, Natalie Noyes (Wooster coach), Georgina Tierney, Kelton Munch (CSU Long Beach mooter), Bottom row: Heather Hartmann, Lewis Ringel (CSU Long Beach head coach), and Nick Conway (coordinator of the tournament). 

Five Wooster students qualify for Moot Court national tournament

Teams practice and compete virtually due to pandemic restrictions

Steve Schott '07 in his Franklin County office where he works as a prosecutor in the gang unit

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

Jimmy Hinton Named 2020 Carpenter Pre-Law Prize Winner

Senior political science major recognized as College of Wooster’s top pre-law student

Wooster Scores Two All-American Partnerships at Moot Court National Tournament

Daugherty-Hartmann, Payne-Schmidt tandems excel during oral advocacy portion of competition

Mae Manupipatpong

Philosophy and political science alumna explored passion for environmental law

Mae Manupipatpong ’14 notes Wooster community surrounded her with the right people and opportunities

Remington Jackson '12

Attorney puts Wooster values to practice

Remington Jackson ’12 found an option that allowed him to play sports and be involved while building the skills needed for law school

Jordan Griffith Named 2019 Carpenter Pre-Law Prize Winner

College of Wooster senior recognized as top pre-law student

Honey, Schmidt Earn Awards Again at AMCA Nationals

Honey finished as fourth-place orator and teamed with Schmidt for “top 32” honors in oral advocacy

Moot Court Duo Wins Great Lakes Regional Crown, Three Wooster Partnerships Headed to Nationals

Senior Dawson Honey and junior Brianna Schmidt won a regional championship