Site-Wide Activity

2026年春季 初级中文第二学期每周一、二、三、五 中午 12:00 -12:50 教室：Kauke 136 王汝杰，办公室Kauke 203 时间：MWF上午11～12点； 陈品彤 办公室时间：周一、周三下午2点到3点 （Kauke Commons)

TR 2:30-3:50 Kauke 244 While it is simple and easy to tell how men and women differ anatomically, it takes some study to know how such […]

The important social changes in modern Chinese history are elaborated critically in many realist texts (including films). These works of […]

Chinese 223, Fall 2013, Kauke 244, TR 2:30-3:50 Wednesday and Sunday 7-9 pm for screening Schedules for CSI Summer 2013 By 2050, it […]

Well, its the final week of the fall semester. Let’s recap what has happened. Instead of going the more traditional route for my I.S., I decided I wanted to create a digital public history project. The purpose […]

Well, I know we still have one more presentation to watch, but I thought I’d offer a couple quick comments about the whole idea.

As professors, faculty members are often critical of the idea that we should be […]

It seems that everyday I open the paper there is some bit of news or commentary that calls to mind the history we’ve been studying. Here’s one from this past week.

You’ve all surely heard the news about the […]

The College of Wooster recently received a grant from the McGregor Fund to create an undergraduate research center at the college. The two-year $250,000 dollar grant was awarded to the college to build upon one of […]

So I am making a short presentation on my uses of digital Media in research and presentation at the McGregor Project kickoff meeting this afternoon. (for more on the project, check out the news release, here)  […]

This Tuesday, November 30 at 7:00 in Severance 009, representatives from the Lilly Program will be holding an information session on “How to Apply” for (funded) Summer Vocational Exploration Fellowships.
At this […]

So I have decided on using two main products/software to produce my multimodal compositions that are going to be part of my website. I have decided to use imovie to produce my videos of various faculty, staff, and […]

Thinking about studying off campus? The annual Off-Campus Study Fair will be held on Tuesday, November 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the main lobby of Lowry. Representatives of nearly all of the more than 200 […]

Alright, well, it was officially over when the armistice was signed on November 11, 1918. That marked the end of hostilities. The peace treaties of 1919, such as the Versailles Treaty, promised an accounting of […]

The Battle of the Somme has become a symbol of the destructive power of the First World War. The offensive, begun on the first of July, 1916, was to be the Big Push that would end the war. Instead it was a […]

While researching my next building for my project, Frick Hall, I am across this short Prezi by Gwen Short, one of the science librarians here at the College of Wooster.

Frick Hall Then and Now on […]

The Wooster in Ecuador 2010 group is proud to offer the campus and surrounding community a chance to come and learn about conservation biology in the tropics. We will present our experiences and discoveries about […]

I’ve completed the first draft of one of the four buildings I am studying – the Kauke Hall pages. They are uploaded on my website, but since the website hasn’t been officially launched yet, I have linked them to […]

Tree Exhibit – Draft Concepts and Ideas

Review Documents: Final Topics and the final review powerpoint (as a pdf).

On a beautiful Monday afternoon the class ventured south to the lake district of Holmes County […]

We’ve given some close attention to the “new imperialism” of the late nineteenth century, which is typically dated from the 1880s (the  Berlin Conference of 1884 was an important turning point) down to the […]

Earlier this week, the College of Wooster hosted Lawrence Biemiller, a senior writer with the Chronicle of Higher Education. Lawrence had just embarked on a November tour of college campuses (you can follow his […]