Staffing Shortages Continue to Hit Campus Dining Hard

Audrey Pantaz, Contributing Writer On any typical weekday morning, the garden level of Kauke Hall is buzzing with students in line at Boo Bears Brew hankering for their daily caffeine fix. Boo Bears, a small local business opened by owner Seth Feikert in 2018, came to The College of Wooster’s campus in the spring of

Great Decisions Lecture Examines Russo-Ukranian War

Ryan Greitlin, Contributing Writer Nearing its one-year anniversary, the Russian invasion of Ukraine is still making headlines and influencing the world. As one of the most notable escalations of the nearly nine-year-old Russo-Ukraine War, many wonder how the ongoing crisis might affect their lives, with Europe witnessing its largest refugee crisis since World War II,

Students Share Thoughts on Late-Night Dining

Gianna Hayes, News Editor Mom’s Late Night has long been a staple for hungry students pulling all-nighters or staying out to catch up with friends. Since renovating the Student Center, Campus Dining has made various upgrades, notably with Mom’s Late Night. But have these really been upgrades? The Voice fielded a survey to gauge the

Incoming President Sits Down With The Voice

Lark Pinney, Editor-in-Chief Samuel Boudreau, Editor-in-Chief Kaylee Liu, News Editor Gianna Hayes, News Editor This article has been edited and condensed for clarity. Lark Pinney: What have you enjoyed most about your time here so far today? Has there been anything surprising for you? President-Elect McCall: What I’ve enjoyed most is meeting people. I met

Incoming President Answers Questions from Community

Kaylee Liu, News Editor After the 12th President Sarah Bolton left the College, Wooster has been searching for a new president to take over responsibilities from Interim President Wayne Webster. While searching for a new president, the College prioritized finding someone who would preserve Wooster traditions while strengthening the College financially and operationally through shared

Martin Luther King Day Commemorates His Legacy

Speakers highlight “the fierce urgency of now” and urge students to take action Gianna Hayes News Editor Last week, the College of Wooster celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and remembered the lasting impact he had in the Civil Rights movement as well as in individuals, especially those struggling to find their voice. Leading up

Strategic Planning and Priorities Advisory Committee prepares for Academic Program Review

Tyler Rak, Chief Copy Editor/Business Manager As the fall semester winds to a close, campus community members are growing increasingly concerned about the alleged budget deficit faced by The College of Wooster. The Board of Trustees and Interim President Wayne Webster announced earlier this year that Wooster is facing an estimated $6.1 million budget deficit.

College adjusts staff health insurance and sets sight on student meal plans

Samuel Boudreau, Editor in Chief On Nov. 30, Marjorie Shamp, Director of Campus Dining & Conference Services, and Jason Stevenson, Executive Chef of Creative Dining Services (CDS), held a Campus Dining Listening Session for students to share their concerns regarding food and dining at the College. Four students attended the meeting, one of whom was

Students perform at Culture Show

Grace Pryor, Contributing Writer Last Saturday evening, Nov. 11, the atmosphere at the 2022 International Education Week Culture Show was raucous and excited. McGaw Chapel, where the event was held from 6 to 8 p.m., was filled nearly to the brim, its benches packed with students ready to cheer on their friends and classmates and

Wooster Orbits Oberlin by Overcoming Obstacles

Eliot Barrengos, Contributing Writer The Fighting Scots football team played their final game of the season last Saturday. A 56-13 drubbing of the Oberlin Yeomen capped off a successful 2022 season for Wooster. The win cemented the Scots’ final record at 6-4 overall and 5-4 in conference play, continuing a streak of three consecutive seasons