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Students made their guesses, and Lily asked Chef Rick to find out what the real demand is for some of the community's favorite meals: salmon, dumplings, and chicken tenders. 

Head of School Mr. Byrnes brought one of his passions to the classroom with DLI Lord of the Rings. This class provides students with an opportunity to apply English skills to a new and exciting course.

As immigration tension increases across the country, Wooster students turn awareness into action with the personal care item drive.

The season’s first snowfall brought Wooster students and faculty together through the desire for hot chocolate, spontaneous caroling, and the celebration of simple, joyful moments on campus.

Upper School students took a field trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC to take their learning beyond the classroom. 

Many student talents are shown on the field, court, studio and stage. Avery asked around to discover student talents that you may not know about. 

Mr. Byrnes, Ms. Higgins, Ms. McLeod and Ms. Romano all met each other as principal, teachers and a student at Brewster High School. Now, they all work together at Wooster. 

Cosmic Cat began as a Humanities II project and was just recently published. Senior Christian shares his process and the success of his book launch. 

GLOW Club honors the month through on-campus initiatives. 

From chocolate lovers to sour candy fans, students shared their favorite Halloween treats.

Robotics gives students another opportunity to explore their interest in STEM.

Wooster’s Bridge Program empowers students with learning differences to build confidence, independence, and a deeper understanding of how they learn best.

Middle schoolers love to play games on the terrace, but this year, teachers and students have noticed a change. 

Students and faculty came together in the Chapel for a heartfelt ceremony of reflection, prayer, and remembrance, honoring all those affected by the October 7th attacks in Israel.

College application deadlines are approaching, which can be a stressful time for Seniors. They are finding ways to manage stress and find balance. 

After a season filled with teamwork, perseverance, and growth, Wooster’s soccer teams close out the year proud of their progress and passion on the field.

This season of basketball brings new opponents, players, and goals.

The Boys and Girls Cross Country season has ended, taking home trophies and medals from the  HVAL and NEPSTA championships.

With the fall trimester coming to an end, basketball season is starting up again! Girls basketball players have recently finished their tryouts and have started practicing.

As the HVAL tournaments are underway, Kathryn and Yiorgos highlight two athletes who have stepped into the spotlight! Congrats, Hellen '26 and Johnny ‘26!

This week's athlete spotlight goes to Cece ’29 and Trey ’28. Congratulations to both athletes!

Wooster's soccer season is well underway. Our team of soccer writers is here to fill you in on all that has happened so far. 

This week, Kathryn will be highlighting a player on Girls Varsity Soccer, and Yiorgos will be highlighting a player on the Boys Varsity Soccer. Congrats, Jaeleen and Alejandro!

Wooster football, soccer, volleyball and cross country teams opened their seasons in the past weeks. Athletes share how they prepared and felt after.

Bringing back the classic series, Kathryn and Yiorgos will be speaking to coaches and reporting on Generals who had a major impact on their sports teams. 

Wooster’s newly renovated tennis courts promise safer play and more opportunities for the program.

Here's what's happening on campus!

With Thanksgiving coming up, Parker asked members of the Wooster Community who they are grateful for. 

Better watch out for these two... Wooster Scares was back for Halloween!

Check out this video to find out Wooster's Halloween Favorites. 

Over the summer, Wooster has made a few changes. We're here to share what's happened, Since U Been Gone.

Nature's Palette is a unique art intensive that uses our campus' natural resources to create sustainable artwork. 

Sarah takes members of the Wooster community through emotions they may not have had names for.

Wooster’s fall production of Little Women runs Nov. 14–22, complete with original music by student composer Gabe '28.

Sarah takes members of the Wooster community through emotions they may not have had names for.

Ms. Acheson brings an annual art event that encourages students to draw daily and express their creativity throughout the month of October.

Mr. Fischer, Wooster's first teaching fellow, quickly became an important part of our community. From science labs to the ultimate frisbee field, you can find him all over campus!

How one student’s passion for storytelling, humor, and collaboration shaped his journey from Wooster to Sony Pictures.

Our very own freshman, Gage, competed in the International Dance Organization's World Tap Dance Championship and earned a 7th-place ranking in his age group. 

Wooster's maintenance team does so much behind the scenes. Eve speaks with Mr. Miloro to find out more about their work each day.

From the classroom to the playing field, Wooster alumni, Mr. Santella, Ms. Newman, Mrs. Kahn-Johnston, and Ms. Okwuka have found their way back to campus, this time as teachers, coaches and staff.

This year marks a major milestone for two beloved members of our community, 10 years! 

The new year comes with new faces! Get to know Nurse Bell, Ms. Okwuka and Ms. Seo.

Wooster is growing! We’re thrilled to welcome Mr. Reichman, Mrs. Friedman, and Ms. Romano. 

Senior Gianna placed third at the International Powerlifting Federation’s Junior World Championships this August, representing Team USA. 

Ms. Newman, Ms. Bell, and Mr. Fuhrman bring experience, passion, and fresh perspectives to the community this year.

The new year comes with new faces! Get to know Mr. Hull, Ms. Lawson and Ms. Williams. 

From the archives, read about Wooster’s experience with one of Connecticut’s worst snowstorms in history, including the fearless adventures of its students.

As part of a larger research project, Hannah highlights the stories of a few Wooster students who served in World War II in honor of Veterans Day. 

Hannah and Alé will be baking the recipe for "ridiculously delicious quadruple chocolate espresso cookies," which was found in an archived newspaper of The General from 2007.

Sean shares the history of football at Wooster, the birth of the co-op program with Harvey School, updates on this season and his own perspective as a player. 

Hannah welcomes the Wooster Community to another Archives-filled year while shedding light on a humorous student-written piece from 1943.
 

Chapel has always been a place of unification, and today it continues this mission to strengthen community with our new Chapel Director, Mr. Reynolds.

Get to know some of CT's top hiking trails.

Eve interviewed her friends from Vogue Summer School about their experiences in junior year.

Hannah shares the reactions and reviews of Wicked: One Wonderful Night. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll love it!

Sean looks into the NYC election, giving us background on the importance, candidates, and outcome. While we don't live in the city, we may notice some effects in our area.

With College basketball just around the corner, Yiorgos will be talking about UConn basketball and the overall rankings of the top 25 teams this year.

As artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in society, what role does it play in the college admissions process, and how are students able to differentiate themselves from thousands of other applicants?

As the fall equinox brings cooler temperatures and colorful leaves, the Wooster community celebrates the season through time-honored traditions, gatherings and activities. 

National Disability Employment Awareness Month starts October 1st. To educate Wooster on what it’s all about, Charlotte shares some ways to get involved. 

Global Diversity Awareness Month emphasizes the importance of celebrating unique cultures and perspectives every day. Members of the community share why it is important to them, as well as their own traditions. 

The professional soccer season has started, and there is already plenty to discuss. Everything you need to know is right here!