The men’s basketball team has witnessed a mass exodus, with a total of eight players transferring or graduating. The Terriers have made headway replacing the outgoing players, signing four players in...
Tayvian Gass ‘23 defeated Sarah Owens ‘23 in a run-off election for the job of serving as the 2022-23 Student Body Campus Union vice president. Matthew Shouse ‘23 was elected treasurer and Simrin...
The Wofford men’s basketball team wrapped up their season after a disappointing 79-56 loss to the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Mocs in the Southern Conference tournament semifinals.
The...
The women’s basketball program wrapped up their season on Mar. 17 after securing an auto-bid to the Women’s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT). The invitation to the WNIT served as the first...
The Spartanburg franchise of Growler Haus, the popular craft beer establishment located downtown, abruptly closed its doors on Feb. 14.
“Sadly, we regret to inform our Tribe that as of today...
Why, with the other party located only a few minutes down the road, do we never see a crosstown matchup against USC-Upstate?
Less than ten minutes apart, the two Spartanburg neighbors have met...
When is it too early to fire a coach?
God, I wish there was a clear-cut answer.
If you ask the University of Washington’s football program, there is no time too premature -- Jimmy...
An Oct. 1 email from the President’s Office, sent to all Wofford students, bore, amongst the congratulations of the college’s high vaccination rate against COVID-19 and reassurances of the vaccine’s...
How the game is leaving an impact at Wofford and beyond
A 2017 Gallup poll asked 1049 Americans about their favorite sports to watch; the results were hardly surprising. American football stood tall...
College responds to incident of animal cruelty
Sometime over the course of the week of Sept. 12, two freshman Wofford baseball players were dismissed from the team for animal cruelty and violating...
A message from our editors: goals and priorities
If you’re anything like me, you probably reluctantly acknowledged and spitefully endured the last year and a half of new “COVID-19 vocabulary”...
Why Wofford students aren’t to blame
Despite the ongoing—though tapering off—COVID-19 pandemic, the semi-formal Black and Gold event annually hosted by the college still happened this year. A...
