The College of Wooster News

Amelyne Major, a College of Wooster senior from Tacoma Park, Md., studies a sign proclaiming a oePrayer, Purpose and Power,a with the Lorda s Prayer scripted on the other side.

It is a funny story, according to a College of Wooster science professor, how a lab experiment resulted in a startling discovery and launched a company -- not to mention an environmental coup.

Four candidates are running for three positions on the Triway board. Two of them, Don Noble II and Tony Yacapraro, are current members.

A new feature provided by the College Board this year to give students more say over the SAT scores they send to universities has recently come under fire, as some argue that it undermines the academic value of tests and favors wealthier students.

Students Erin Dean and Sara Falkoff, Erin Plews-Ogen a freshman from Charlottesville, Va.

Gary Broadbent is crazy about boomerangs. In fifth-grade, he received one for Christmas.

SOMERVILLE, MA, October 2, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Ruth Berry, Director of Online Course Production for Pearson, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in educational publishing services Having accrued 14 years of professional experience, Ms.

Grove City native Rick Dayton will join the anchor desk of KDKA-TV morning show.

Richard Davies has been chosen by Super Lawyers and Law & Politics Magazine to be listed in the 2009 Super Lawyers - Corporate Counsel Edition in his field of legal expertise, workers' compensation law.

An unassisted goal in the 68th minute from junior forward Heath Zealer was enough to lift the Muskingum University men's soccer team to a 1-0 shutout over The College of Wooster on Wednesday.

Humans have privately struggled throughout time to control or enhance their fertility.

Schools won't shut down for the H1N1 flu unless they can't function because of the number of people sick.

Michael Feldman, host of the Whada Ya Know radio show, has some fun with The College of Woostera s Independent Study program Saturday at McGaw Chapel.

Understanding the patterns in water levels in the Great Lakes is a concern for more than the environmental community.

The College of Wooster is spinning off its professional opera company into a not-for-profit organization.

The University of Richmond's two-year search for a chaplain ended this summer when the Rev.

Peter Lindman, a sophomore at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, was named to the Dean's List, Farmer School of Business, for the 2009 spring semester.

Students were given a hands-on glimpse of archaeology in action Tuesday, responding with excitement, frustration and hard questions.

The College of Wooster Gault Admissions Center 847 College Avenue Wooster, Ohio 44691 877-9905 www.wooster.edu Notable Alumni Duncan Jones '95, director of Moon ; Donald Kohn '64, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve; Tim Smucker '67, chairman and co-chief executive officer, The J.M. Smucker Company; Danny George '04, co-author of The Myth of ...

ZANESVILLE: Jonathan S. Lind, 60, of Zanesville, died at 5:43 p.m. Saturday, August 1, 2009 at Genesis Bethesda Hospital.