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Editor’s note: The following is by Caitlyn Denes (’23).
“The Community Climate Change Project sought to document the changes in climate in Wooster, Ohio and surrounding communities. Through the collection, analy […]

Happy Father’s Day my fellow plant friends, the weather was just lovely today and I hope you were able to spend it having some quality time with your family!

Before we get to the garden updates, I figure I […]

Annddd we’re back!

Welcome to the Summer 2022 edition of the Pollinator Plot blog! If this is your first time to our site I highly encourage you to check out the rest of our page when you get the chance. […]

Boolean Model of Mesenchymal Cell’s Resistance to Chromosomal Senescence

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EducationPadma Seshadri Bala Bhavan Sr. Sec. School, Chennai, India, 2018The College of Wooster, BA i […]

Characterization of a Potential Novel Redox Partner in S. Cerevisiae Mitochondrial Disulfide Relay System and in silico Elucidating Its Essentiality

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EducationFriendship […]

A Knock-out Experiment on a Neuronal Boolean Model

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EducationDandii Boru School, Highschool Diploma, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2018The College of Wooster, BA in NeurobiologyThe […]

I was back home for part of the week and weekend, so lots of the food I ate was different than my normal diet/meals here in Wooster. For starters, when I’m home I always eat at one of my favorite restaurants, T […]

Throughout my life, my mother showed her love for me through making yummy foods and teaching me traditional dishes that are made in our family. My mom always makes matzah ball soup for our family for passover, […]

Various West African spices at a Market

This is my final blog post. In the true spirit of “saving the best for last”, I have decided to continue speaking about the international food experience, and the […]

I have been studying at the College of Wooster for three years, and there is one thing that makes me regret my choice. Food has always been something I took for granted back at home. Coming to Wooster and […]

So as many know who are in the Wooster community that Lowery’s food is not of the highest quality. It’s not inedible… for the most part. There are not many options to choose from you have either the main lunch […]

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One thing that I have heard from many people here at the College of Wooster is that there is a severe deficit of good fruit. Lowry, for example, sports damaged apples and canned fruit, […]

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This week I wanted to focus on the meals that are served at the C Store on campus. As someone who gets most of their meals as microwavable snacks from the C Store, I am probably […]

As we near the end of the semester, I genuinely cannot wait to go back to my home in the Bay Area and experience all the different cuisines I love dearly. My favorite question my parents ask as they pick me up […]

When it comes to finding an easy snack to grab and get to grubbing on, my go to are chips. I’m not too picky in terms of chips, but the brand truly does matter. It can be argued that the brand doesn’t necessarily […]

It is no secret that here in the United States food waste is something that our country is known for. According to the USDA (2022), “over one-third of all available food goes uneaten through loss or waste”. Thi […]

There have never been such a strong and persistent commitment I make with anything but K-dramas – a genre of film produced by South Korea that is well-known to the public as cheesy, cliché, and somehow […]

When you think of pizza, what immediately comes to mind? Is it the thin-crust and huge slices of New York City or maybe the controversial deep-dish pizza of Chicago (the cheese is under the sauce) or maybe even […]

No it is not. A burger consists of a cooked “burger patty” between a bun or roll. The meat can vary within a burger but still be considered a burger. The buns are traditionally white sesame buns again, the […]

Congrats to Alexa Rojas (’18), Haley Hartman (’18) and Blake Marlowe (’17) on the recent publication of their (combined) undergraduate thesis research in the Journal of Herpetology!