Walsh University recently joined the list of schools, which includes Denison University and Baldwin Wallace University, that do not require the inclusion of ACT and SAT test scores on college applications. Such a transition...
November 3rd is General Election Day! If you are 18 years or older, this is an election in which you should definitely cast a vote. If you are under 18, talk to your family...
Unisex clothing was popularized as a social movement in the early to mid twentieth century, but lately, gender-neutral clothing has created a huge spark in the fashion community. Button-up shirts were usually thought of...
Leadership training has been going on in Wooster City Schools for as long as I can remember, but I have started to notice a lack of inclusion of people from every school group. Isn’t...
The Wooster Blade Graphics Editor and Business Manager Alex Hasapis was on scene with The Daily Record to witness the eviction of residents and clean up of the “Tent City” encampment located on 801 Madison Ave in...
Editorials have always been a staple of The Wooster Blade. Over time, our views have evolved. Oftentimes, the voices of students have catalyzed community change. The following editorial from 1938 exemplifies such efforts. Please...
In the Oct. 9, 2009, issue of The Wooster Blade, former Blade staff writer David O’Donnell wrote about a newly developed HIV vaccine called ALVAC and AIDSVAX, two separate vaccines that became more...
The City of Wooster has many festivals throughout the year including Jazz Fest, Woosterfest and the Wayne County Fair, but only one festival focuses on the students in the school district. The Wooster City...
According to OARDC.com, Linda Saif, a scientist in The Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental sciences has been awarded the 2015 Wolf Prize in Agriculture, making her the first woman to...
It can be difficult for some to imagine a world where female athletes are not afforded the same choices as males in high school athletics. However, this world was a reality in...
