On Nov. 9, Wofford hosted a panel of the female artists from the exhibit “A Gender Line,”which is on display in the Richardson Family Art Museum through Dec. 8.
This panel represented one of the core...
On Nov. 2, Wofford hosted its second session for an ongoing lecture series focused on artificial intelligence.
The speaker, Economist and Policy Researcher Diana Gehlhaus, brought a focus on the power...
Katherine Valde, assistant professor of philosophy at Wofford College, along with her husband, Eric Scarffe, who is an assistant professor of philosophy at Florida International University, submitted a...
Lawson Veale, Contributing writer
• October 19, 2023
On Oct. 9, the Office of the Registrar sent an email to the student body, notifying them that the times were changed for the upcoming interim registration. Startingstudent on Oct. 10, registration times...
Zachary Davis, associate professor of chemistry, has been taking a sabbatical by teaching a half load of courses this year. That doesn’t mean he won’t be busy this summer, though.
Davis has been...
Zachary Davis, associate professor of chemistry, has been taking a sabbatical by teaching a half load of courses this year. That doesn’t mean he won’t be busy this summer, though.
Davis has been...
Jeyoul Choi, visiting assistant professor of religion, recently gave his “Religions of the World” class a fieldwork assignment.
Students must attend a religious service different from their own...
Alysa Handelsman, assistant professor of sociology and anthropology, and Jennifer Bradham, assistant professor of environmental studies, are currently working on an ongoing research project, in which...
“I can’t get StuPrint to work for me.”
This statement above is the number-one complaint I get as a service desk employee at the library. The statement is usually followed by a student placing...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has caused a lot of controversy on college campuses around the globe.
The language model Chat GPT is often at the center of debate, with a variety of mixed responses.
A...
Censorship and banning of books have long been discussed among Republican-led states over the last few years.
This trend is largely fueled by online activity on social media sites such as Twitter and...
