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Higher Education’s Sustainability Imperative: How to Practically Respond? Kevin J. Krizek, Dave Newport, James White, Alan R. Townsend in International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education   What is the path for achieving a sustainable campus? The authors proposes that institutes … Continue reading →

Isn’t this amazing preservation? This fossil crab, which we received as a donation a few years ago, is Macrophthalmus latreillei (Desmarest, 1822) from the Pleistocene of northern Australia. It is virtually identical to its modern counterpart of the same species, … Continue reading →

Evan Pannell slams over the Carnegie Mellon defense during Wooster’s 79-67 win on the first night of the Al Van Wie/Rotary Classic.

WOOSTER, OHIO–Greg Wiles and members of his crack dendrochronology team from our tree-ring laboratory are being filmed today for a PBS program called “Our Ohio“. It is great fun watching the TV crew setting up their equipment, and our faculty, … Continue reading →

Wooster’s Girard Ogletree-Crawford grabs a DePauw punt returner and hangs on for the spectacular tackle.

Wooster band members manage Family Weekend’s rain and cold in unique ways.

Ah, November. That wonderful time of year when all of your professors realize that there’s only a few weeks left in the semester and decide to pile on the assignments. It’s a lovely thing, really. Sarcasm aside, I am actually … Continue reading →

A Wittenberg player tries to exchange jerseys mid-match against Wooster’s David Mallett (right). The Fighting Scots won 2-1.

This Friday, on the 11/16/12, the Environmental Studies Program will have yet another Environmental Brown Bag Session. As usual, it will take place in Morgan 309 at 12.00 noon.   The talk will be presented by Professor Camille Washington-Ottombre from … Continue reading →

The movie scene from the Department of Theatre’s reading of Equus.