The Lyric Theater will present two bug-themed movies and a firefly walk and campfire will be held at Wooster Memorial Park.

The College of Western Idaho officially broke ground on The River District. This development, set to open Fall 2027, will ...

The event was a celebration of the college's connections ... “Celebrating Wooster in this way with the full range of generations − alumni, campus community members, and incoming students ...

Rollins College President Grant Cornwell at the school’s rose garden, Friday, April 25, 2025. Cornwell is one of hundreds of college presidents across the U.S. that have signed a letter ...

Other unique merit opportunities include awards for those who apply during Early Decision, participate in an official campus visit ... “The College of Wooster is one of only two schools to ...

the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University have sprawling campuses, and if you have to traverse across one to get to your next class, the bus routes through campus can be a lifesaver.

tall professor a few years from retirement, she kept a mental map of every yard ... Ava Fink, the chair of the campus’ College Democrats, at The College of Wooster’s Timken Science Library ...

The Wayne County commissioners and Wooster Mayor Bob Reynolds and his staff recently toured The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) Wooster campus. ...

Law enforcement officials have made more than 2,000 arrests over the past few weeks at college campus protests across ... Below is a map showcasing the states that have not had a college protest ...

President Joe Biden said that he will not deploy the National Guard to respond to the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the United States. The interactive map below ...

As least 300 students were arrested at Columbia University and City College in New York Wednesday. Riot police entered the University of California, Los Angeles, campus early Wednesday in response ...

“It was pretty cool,” Rowan Spurlock, a fifth grader at Triway, said. “Breathtaking,” added Alexandra Sansom, an Edgewood seventh grader.