Site-Wide Activity

Interested in conducting research in Latin America? The Kendall-Rives research grant makes available approximately $2,000 each year to one or more Wooster sophomores or juniors to support a research project on […]

The new semester has started at the College of Wooster and invariably some of the new students and faculty are curious about the black squirrels that are common around our campus. So, what’s the deal? Here goes: t […]

Just a reminder to faculty adding students to their class blogs, please have your students create their accounts so that they can choose their username and can accept the terms of service. If you add them before […]

Just a reminder to faculty adding students to their class blogs, please have your students create their accounts so that they can choose their username and can accept the terms of service. If you add them before […]

(photo taken in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve June 2010, left to right – Stephanie Jarvis (Wooster ’11), Dan Lawson of CCREL (US Army) and Debbie Prinkey (Wooster ’01))2010 was tied for the second w […]

What is the connection between your food choices, immigration, and social justice?  Come learn how our resource usage affects other parts of the world. Susanna McKibben, Coordinator of the BorderLinks Sustainable […]

I recently returned from a research trip to Trinidad and Tobago. Five undergraduates and myself spent 10 days based out of Charlotteville (Tobago) working on projects on frog ecology, evolution and conservation. […]

I’m putting together a new website. It’s frustrating but hopefully will be worth the time! Enjoy the pictures.

As of about noon today, I’m no longer a student at The College of Wooster – I’m now a proud graduate. As such, this website, because it was a chronicle of my Senior Independent Study project, will no longer be […]

First, I successfully presented my research last month at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, and again last Friday at The College of Wooster’s Senior Research Symposium. I presented my w […]

Spring, 2026; TR; 9:30-10:50 Kauke 238China is not a monolith but a constantly changing self-definition through history. “Great nations write their autobiographies in three m […]

GUILLERMO GOMEZ-PENA PERFORMS AT WOOSETR ON APRIL 15

Post-Mexican writer and performance artist Guillermo Gómez-Peña will bring his unique combination of embodied poetry, performance-activism, and t […]

For the rest of the week I will be attending the SAA annual conference in Sacramento, CA. I’m presenting a poster session on my website. Here is a copy of the poster for anyone who wants to see it here

Check it out here!

Congratulations! You have written a post that for whatever reason has made its way onto the radar of comment spammers. You may not even realize that the comments are spam. I mean they are just complementing you […]

Congratulations! You have written a post that for whatever reason has made its way onto the radar of comment spammers. You may not even realize that the comments are spam. I mean they are just complementing you […]

Right now I’m in the middle of cutting the videos for half of my website. The Kauke Hall and Frick Hall videos are coming along, albeit slowly. I’m still getting used to imovie, but I am learning more and more […]

College of Wooster sophomore Catherine Gillette, working with the support of the Center for Entrepreneurship, has founded a literacy and education support program in Copan, Honduras: Children Are Reading, Earning, […]

Welcome to the Geomorphology (Geology 300) class web page for Spring 2015. Please check this Syllabus weekly for announcements, readings, assignments and links specific to weekly topics covered in class, labs a […]

On Saturday, January 22 at 7:30 pm, Professor Carrie Culver (soprano), working in collaboration with Margaret Reitz (piano) and Denise Rotavera Krain (flute), will present La cantate alegre: a celebration of […]