I.S. Monday 2020
Fortunately, we were able to capture the excitement and one-of-a-kind Fighting Scot spirt for a handful of Independent Study turn-ins prior to spring break. Enjoy this abbreviated version of our annual I.S. Monday video!
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Bos Pioneering Study Reveals Opinions on the Presidency Begin at an Early Age
Wooster professors research on childrens views of the office of the president was first of its kind
Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, Directed by Lisa Wong, Honored with Distinguished Service Award
Several Wooster alumni are part of all-volunteer chorus each year
Field research provided inspiration, path to career in DNA research for BCMB major
A field research opportunity in Mexico the summer after his freshman year turned out to be the dawning of a rewarding journey into biochemistry […]
Bostdorff a Featured Speaker at Dole Institute of Politics Presidential Lecture Series
Wooster professor offered her expertise on political rhetoric, was also interviewed on NPR affiliate
Wooster Mourns the Passing of Emeritus Professor L. Gordon Tait
World War II veteran, Harvard graduate, Presbyterian minister was a 35-year member of faculty
Halen Gifford Honored as Newman Civic Fellow
Wooster junior one of 290 students across the U.S. and Mexico to participate in year-long fellow program
Noriegas Women of Ciudad Ju獺rez staged in Greece on March 6
The Teatro Travieso/Troublemaker Theatre production of Women of Ciudad Ju獺rez, directed by Jimmy A. Noriega, has been invited to perform at the University of […]
Bos Awarded Fulbright to Study Early Political Socialization of Dutch Children
WOOSTER, Ohio Angie Bos, associate professor of political science and associate dean for experiential learning at 91勛圖厙, has been awarded […]
Great Decisions Lecture to Feature Alan Bersin
The second Great Decisions lecture will take place on Tuesday, March 3, at 7:30 p.m., in Gault Recital Hall of Scheide Music Center (525 […]
Theatre and dance alumnus built foundation for career in physical performance
In American pop culture today people think of masks as costumes or a disguise to hide behind. They dont necessarily consider that its not […]
Music alumna trains performers to inform artistic choices
Like other music theorists, Elizabeth (Betsy) West Marvin 77 first took an interest in music as a performer. She grew up singing in the […]
Ziying You Authors New Book on Maintaining Cultural Continuity in Contemporary China
Wooster professor of Chinese and East Asian studies analyzes the folk literati in recently published book
Rebecca Futo Kennedy to Present The Ancient Roots of Modern Scientific Racism
Associate Professor at Denison and Director of the Denison Museum to speak on Thursday, Feb. 27
Scot Symphonic Band to Perform on March 1
91勛圖厙 of Wooster ensemble to present concert in McGaw Chapel
Computer Science Department Contributes to Major NSF Study on the Evolution of the Domesticated Tomato
Professor Sofia Visa, two Wooster students computationally analyzed DNA of cultivated tomatoes in Latin America
Silent Sky On Stage Feb. 27-29 in Freedlander Theatre
Presented by 91勛圖厙s Department of Theatre and Dance
Steve Moore's final regular season game, postgame tribute
After a remarkable 33 seasons at Wooster that have featured 27 NCAA Div. III Tournament berths and 18 North Coast Athletic Conference championships, Steve Moore coached his final regular season game on Saturday, Feb. 22
Rick Lehtinen Examines the Frequency of One of Woosters Trademarksthe Black Squirrelin Recent Study
Biology professors publication reveals interesting data on localized squirrel populations
Global and International Studies at 91勛圖厙
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