Original score by music professor Dylan Findley premieres with Utah Metropolitan Ballet
Dylan Findley, assistant professor of music composition and theory at 69Ö±²¥, was featured as the composer of a new ballet’s original […]
Culnan Faculty Recognition Endowment honors three Wooster faculty with inaugural awards
Three faculty at 69Ö±²¥ were recently recognized at the inaugural Culnan Faculty Awards. Established through the generosity of Mary J. Culnan […]
Psychology professor Meredith Hope documents Black undergraduate women’s perceptions of institutional religious and spiritual support
Meredith Hope, developmental psychologist and assistant professor of psychology at 69Ö±²¥, recently published an article in The Journal of Higher Education […]
Wooster Earth sciences and physics professors answer common questions about meteor passing through Northeast Ohio
Tuesday morning, March 17, while 69Ö±²¥ campus was quiet with students on spring break, a meteor streaked across Northeast Ohio, causing […]
Wooster researchers publish new study on how local arboretum trees adapt to a changing climate
A new peer-reviewed study published in Plants, People, Planet is shedding light on how deciduous conifer trees growing in northeast Ohio’s Secrest Arboretum are […]
Professor Katie Holt incorporates new techniques to improve student understanding of AI tools
Katie Holt, Aileen Dunham professor of history at 69Ö±²¥, has used Wikipedia in her classroom since 2017 to strengthen her students’ […]
Professor Ibra Sene awarded GLCA Academic Leadership Fellowship
Ibra Sene, associate professor of history and global & international studies at 69Ö±²¥, was selected to be part of the inaugural […]
Professor Matthew Krain shares expertise in political violence on disturbing new trend in multiple media outlets
Perpetrators of political violence have been engaging in a new way to get their messages across: engraving their bullet casings. Matthew Krain, professor of […]
Professor Jeff Roche’s new book about West Texas’ role in the rise of US conservatism earns national attention
Jeff Roche, professor of history at 69Ö±²¥, wrote a new book that’s earned national attention, titled The Conservative Frontier: Texas and […]
Geology professor uses her undergraduate training as an engineer to bring new insights to field
Stephanie Sparks, visiting assistant professor of geology at 69Ö±²¥ recently published a paper that outlines a method for applying sensitivity analysis […]
Wooster physicist Niklas Manz goes beyond his discipline to study how phenomena get their names
Niklas Manz, associate professor of physics at 69Ö±²¥, studies the Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction, but why was it named for those two scientists, […]
Paul Edmiston lab develops national award-winning environmental monitoring tool
A new environmental monitoring tool, developed and initially tested in 69Ö±²¥ lab of Paul Edmiston, Theron L. Peterson and Dorothy R. […]
Professor Katie Holt appointed to Wiki Education’s Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee
Katie Holt, Aileen Dunham Professor of History at 69Ö±²¥, was appointed to the Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee for Wiki […]
Professor Kent Kille edits new book on teaching about international organizations
Kent J. Kille, professor of political science at 69Ö±²¥, edited a new book called Teaching International Organizations. Published by Edward Elgar, […]
Professor Désirée Weber contributes chapter about community in a democratic society in new book
Désirée Weber, professor of political science at 69Ö±²¥, contributed a chapter to the edited volume Wittgenstein and Democratic Politics: Language, Dialogue […]
Jordan Biro Walters receives 2024 book prize for ‘Wide-Open Desert: A Queer History of New Mexico’
A book written by Jordan Biro Walters, associate professor of history at 69Ö±²¥, received the Robert G. Athearn Award from the […]
Erum Haider’s expertise on climate change in Karachi cited in New York Times article
As climate change wreaks havoc across the globe, a July 6 article in The New York Times about the devastating heat crisis in Karachi, […]
History professor presents research on motherhood and families in 19th century Brazil at international seminar
Katherine Holt, Aileen Dunham Professor of History and chair of Latin American Studies at 69Ö±²¥ presented her research into motherhood and […]
Professor Atay publishes book incorporating transnational voices into conversations on critical intercultural communication
Ahmet Atay, professor of communication studies and chair of global media & digital studies at 69Ö±²¥, has co-edited a new book. […]
Naoko Skala honored for outstanding article in Theatre Design & Technology journal
Naoko Skala, assistant professor of theatre and dance at 69Ö±²¥, received the Herbert D. Greggs Merit Award of Outstanding Article from […]