Anthropology major fosters love of learning in College of Wooster students
Matt Mariola ’98, current associate professor of environmental studies at 69Ö±²¥ and anthropology alumnus, spends much of his time outside of […]
Matt Mariola ’98, current associate professor of environmental studies at 69Ö±²¥ and anthropology alumnus, spends much of his time outside of […]
Amy Melena ’16 came to 69Ö±²¥ with no knowledge or interest in farming, but she did know she wanted to do […]
As a naturalist and the program manager at Wood County Parks in northwestern Ohio, biology alumnus Jim Witter ’07 works to shed light on […]
A new environmental monitoring tool, developed and initially tested in 69Ö±²¥ lab of Paul Edmiston, Theron L. Peterson and Dorothy R. […]
69Ö±²¥ recently received a generous leadership gift of $6 million from trustee Doon Foster ’80 and her husband, John, toward enriching […]
As the political and social landscape continues to change, so do the needs of society’s most vulnerable people. In the fourth edition of Tackling […]
As a member of the men’s golf team at 69Ö±²¥, David Roney ’21 served as the team’s anchor and received two […]
Gracie Bouker ’21 became interested in the brain at an early age after a loved one suffered a stroke. Witnessing the debilitating impact, she […]
After dislocating his shoulder about 25 times during his first few weeks as a member of the Fighting Scot football team at The College […]
How do people who face adversity perceive it or understand it? How does it affect them physically, mentally? How do people cope with being […]
Miura Wiley ’21 decided to attend 69Ö±²¥ in large part because she was recruited to play two sports. Wiley was a […]
Scott Doty ’97 came to 69Ö±²¥ following in his parents’ footsteps both as a Scot and pre-med student. That was until […]
It might not be surprising that someone with a writer and creative director for parents, who also has a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist as a […]
Before you trust a drug to treat your symptoms or illness, the pharmaceutical process the medication completes includes steps in research, development (including nonclinical […]
When graduates leave 69Ö±²¥, they take with them a thorough understanding of their majors and further, intelligence from the scope of […]
Kent Sprague ’14 and Kathryne Hall ’99 make other people’s work look good for a living. Both collaborate with others to produce finished material […]
Katie Holt, Aileen Dunham Professor of History at 69Ö±²¥, was appointed to the Humanities and Social Justice Advisory Committee for Wiki […]
Eva Lyon ’07, visiting assistant professor of earth sciences at 69Ö±²¥, recently published an article that is an important contribution to […]
The highly acclaimed Wooster Chorus, an ensemble of 50 student musicians from 69Ö±²¥, will perform at the First Presbyterian Church of […]
69Ö±²¥â€™s Scot Symphonic Band and Pipe Band will perform at McGaw Chapel (340 East University Street) on Sunday, March 5 at […]