Many students have heard in the news and in their classes about the ever-developing crisis in Ukraine, and they find themselves wanting more information or yearning for ways to help. The Interfaith Young...

"Write what you know,” said Katherine Dubois.  As a guest speaker for Wofford’s Women’s History Month Celebrations, Katharine Dubois visited the campus to give students, faculty and the...

As the first months of the spring semester charge on, Wofford is bringing more guests on campus to educate students, faculty and the community on their respective fields. One of the more recent guests...

Throughout the month of February, Wofford has put on events all over campus that draw attention to black voices and celebrate Black History Month. Through the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,...

Black History Month is a month dedicated to celebrating the black community and educating the public on the issues that they face on a daily basis. February marks the start of the month and because of...

As Wofford increases its involvement in diversity and inclusion, many departments are putting in their own efforts to make sure that the school sees change. On top of discussing these issues in courses,...

Wofford students have been at the forefront of people’s minds recently for the cultural appropriation that has been allowed to occur in campus history. From the KKKA yearbook photos to students dressing...

Homecoming weekend gives students and alumni the opportunity to reminisce on old memories, as well as make new ones.  New memories were made throughout the campus at various events, but especially...

“place, memory & identity: contemporary Korean-American women artists”  The Wofford Art Museum opened a new exhibit to the public on Sept. 1, called “place, memory & identity: contemporary...

A deep dive into the new "Elevation from Within" exhibit As Wofford prepares for fall, the Johnson Collection has been able to bring a new exhibit to the Richardson Family Art Museum. The Art and Art...