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Hard copies of ECHO are available in the Wooster Library A pdf version of the 2008 ECHO is avaiable by clicking here. You can also click on the cover at right or the sample pages below for larger views. FROM FORMER ECHO MAGAZINES
The cover from the 2004 version of ECHO - Available only in hardcopy in McAlister Cottage
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The ECHO Literary Magazine is published annually in the spring and contains poems, essays, short stories, drawing, and photographs by Wooster's middle and upper school students. Entirely student-produced, ECHO is created when the editorial team spends one week of their spring vacation at Wooster under the able guidance of advisor Heidi Ostendarp.
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