Athlete of the Week: Will Micciche '26

If you were stuck in a room and had to listen to one song for 100 hours, which song would it be? That's what Eve and Scarlett asked in this week's Question of the Week.

Students and faculty have had a very unique opportunity to take part in a Mental Health First Aid Training course at Wooster. Lily is one of the students participating, and tells us more.

While Wooster's Center for Equity & Justice has existed for several years and includes the entire community, this week they officially launched an EJC unit specifically for Middle School. Lucy tells us more.

There's a chance TikTok could be banned in the U.S. as early as this weekend. What would that mean to teenagers? Charlotte and Campbell asked some students how they'd feel if this were the end of the TikTok era.

Steph, Allegra and Mateo  have brought back an old WiNK video tradition, 37 Questions, in which they ask one senior 37 rapid fire questions. This week, it's Elliot Rosen.

Kendall and Alé head down to the gym this week and share some snacks with soccer/basketball/lacrosse coach and MS PE teacher Coach Greg in this week's "One Bite.. One Sip."

We're back to our regular game schedule after break. This week, Jake features two more Wooster athletes with standout performances and contributions: basketball players Will Newman '26 & Kathryn Schade '26.

Each week, Marley is sharing a weekly wrap up, highlighting what happened on campus. This week, there was some college and leadership work for juniors, MLK Day prep, and a few Archives presentations.

There are eight teams left, and this weekend is the divisional round featuring Chiefs/Texans and Bills/Ravens; and Lions/Commanders and Eagles/Rams. Teddy tells us more.