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Globally minded approach to FYS Course connects students studying remotely

First-year Seminar (FYS) courses at ������ build students’ writing and critical thinking skills in their first semester at College. Composed of […]

Jennifer Hayward leads Chilean newspaper digitization project

The National Library of Chile publishes nineteenth century Anglophone newspapers digitized by a transnational team that includes ������ students

������ students volunteer to support ������ City School students through online program

For education majors, experience working closely with students in the classroom is a crucial part of their education. When the teaching and learning environment […]

Sociology alumna advocates for peace and collective healing

Hideko Tamura Snider ’56 survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima before attending ������

������ graduates play significant role in Indy 500

Physics majors reflect on their time at the College and how their I.S. and liberal arts education prepared them for their motorsport careers.

Economics major receives Flywire Scholarship in Social Justice

Mahi Lal ’22 sees her education at ������ as the first step in changing the narrative of developing nations

Denise Bostdorff comments on ‘aggressive rhetoric of Trump’s fundraising emails’

Denise Bostdorff, professor of communication studies, consulted based on her expertise in political rhetoric in an article by Vox Media that examined “why Trump’s […]

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Chemistry alumna researches genetic sequencing of COVID-19 patients

Megan Cooper ’95 leads a research laboratory that is part of the international COVID Human Genetic Effort

NYT’s columnist Ron Lieber lauds ������ for its test optional policy and its purely test blind approach to merit aid

New York Times’ columnist Ron Lieber praised ������ for its early aid estimator and test-blind approach to merit aid in an […]

NSF grant supports ������ team’s climate change research in Alaska

Researchers track temperature change through analyzing wood samples from melting glaciers

NSF awards grant to support underrepresented students in earth sciences

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David McConnell and Lyn Loveless collaborate on book about the Amish relationship to the environment

The scholars bring together their fields of anthropology and biology

������ welcomes new trustees

������ welcomed several new members to its Board of Trustees for the 2020-21 academic year. ������’s board of 45 members includes […]

Susan Clayton speaks about the psychological effects of natural disaster with Los Angeles news podcast

Susan Clayton, Whitmore-Williams Professor of Psychology at ������, spoke with “Press Play with Madeleine Brand,” a news podcast on NPR in […]

Geology alumna named 2020 Early-Career Research Fellow

Research by Elyse Zavar ’07 studies long-term community recovery from natural disasters

U.S. News Again Gives Nod to ������ for Top Mentored Research Programs, Most International Students

First among state peers in international students and a leader in undergraduate teaching WOOSTER, Ohio – ������ once again finds itself […]

Josephine Wright comments on NFL decision to play “Lift Every Voice and Sing”

Josephine Wright, professor of Africana studies and music, was recently quoted in an article from Sky Sports News criticizing the National Football League’s (NFL) […]

New faculty add to academic excellence at ������

A virtual new faculty orientation earlier this summer as well as a number of teaching workshops allowed faculty to collaborate and develop strategies for online classes.

Orrville Middle School assistant principal gives back to community

Sly Slaughter ’98 extends ������-learned lessons to his students