By Aiden Lockhart
Main Building, or “Old Main,” is Wofford’s oldest building. Construction was completed in 1854, built using enslaved people’s labor.
“If I come in early and unlock Old...
By Nola Webb
On the evening of Sunday, Nov. 13, University of Virginia students returning from a class field trip were victim to a violent attack from their fellow classmate, resulting in the death...
By Caroline Parker
As the fall semester comes to a close, students know change is approaching with new classes, friends and experiences. However, change not only affects students, but the entire Wofford...
By Kayla Southwood
Marsh Hall has often been a target for complaints among students, as the question of dust and mold circulating the dormitory has become a growing concern among the residents.
These...
By Aiden Lockhart, contributing writer
Not so much by policy, but just by practice, (Wofford has) often named residence halls after former presidents as a way of honoring their presidential service,”...
By Nola Webb, contributing writer
een without a chapter of College Republicans. The national organization, focused on the discussion of right-leaning ideologies among college students, faced a series...
By Aiden Lockhart
In the lead-up to homecoming weekend, the 8th Annual Black Alumni Summit was held in the Tony White Theater on Oct. 28. Dwain Pruitt, chief equity officer and a Black alum himself,...
By Nola Webb
One of Wofford’s many prides is its unique January Interim experience. Since its inaugural year in 1968, this shortened winter term has evolved to include many distinct courses which...
Contributed by Kayla Southwood
On Tuesday, Sept. 27, Neil deGrasse Tyson, world-renowned astrophysi- cist and author, made an appearance at Converse University during his tour to promote his new book,...
Contributed by Donner Rizzo-Banks
At Wofford College, Burwell is the largest dining hall, stretching over two floors with six different stations for dining, open seven days a week. Executive Sous...
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, Grammy-nominated trombonist and bandleader John Fedchock returned to perform at Wofford College with the Spartanburg Jazz Ensemble for the sixth edition...
Article written by Carson Maske, contributing writer.
The Bohemian serves as the Wofford yearbook, and its first publication was in 1908-1909. Throughout the years, The Bohemian documents the...
