After nearly a year of planning and coordination, a collaborative effort between several Wooster student organizations secured the appearance of Lt. Dan Choi, LGBTQ rights activist, on campus to speak to the community about his life, his work and the future of his activism.

With the I-Seminar Series fully underway, Jai Kedia interviews I-Seminar participants to get a better insight into how the seminars help participants overcome the obstacles of IS.

In the lead up to the Board of Trustees meeting in March, Chief Information and Planning Officer Ellen Falduto and economics professor John Sell have been tasked with gathering student

That special awards ceremony where people who think they’re better than us get awards…for being better than us.

CIA “Housekeeper” Matt Weston (Ryan Reynolds) encounters more than he bargained for when ex-agent Tobin Frost (Denzel Washington) turns himself in to the agency. Mamoudou N’Diaye says the provocative dialogue scenes, the intense, gritty, action scenes, and the interesting choice of cinematography and editing take this film beyond normal spy thrillers.

Honestly, I haven’t gotten around to see all of the movies that are nominated for an Academy Award. These are the best movies I saw in 2011 some of these are great films and some of them might be considered popcorn flicks. The main point is that I saw these, and I loved them. 10. [...]

Bjorn Olson shares a recipe for fried ice cream in Lowry.

Who has won the war of the majors in the sophomore class?

College is a time to try new experiences and broaden one’s horizons. The new found freedom gives many students the opportunity to try things they’ve been waiting for including the chance to legally get a tattoo. In Wooster Ink, The Woostonian explores the interesting stories behind some of the campus’ tats. Look out for fresh tats later this semester. If you have a tattoo you would like to share, email business@woostonian.com.

I’m a human being, first and foremost. That much is clear. When it comes down to it, I look for clear cut answers about everything. I look for the details in order to find the bigger picture. When it comes to race (more specifically, MY race), I’ve never been able to find that clarity I [...]

Amiel Portillowein on why Wooster needs to move away from a sobriety-only substance policy.

Nicholas Barrow, on Thursday, February 2nd, 2012, disproved the Four Color Theorem using a theoretical map he drew in one fell swoop while procrastinating in the new “CORE” of Andrews library.

A Wooster has been apprehended sleeping next the base of Lincoln’s statue and has since professed her undyling love for the Lincoln.

Library officials hope impersonal glass, aluminium and faux-marble design will serve as appropriate and well-received send off to the Apple visionary who so impacted their lives.