Signifying a year of substantial growth on campus, TriBeta welcomed over 80 new members this semester, strengthening its role within Wofford’s biology community.
Wofford’s charter for the Tau Pi...
Professor of History Emeritus, Dr. Philip Racine of the humanities department, has been nominated to receive a Governor’s Award in the Humanities as part of the 2025 South Carolina Awards. This award...
Limestone University was a prominent institution in the upstate for nearly two centuries, but now it stands vacant with “no trespassing” signs hanging from all the doors. The biggest question remains:...
Writing a dissertation can be difficult, but writing one while being an adjunct professor can bring even more challenges to the plate. Professor Bailey Szustak is doing just that while teaching various...
As classes have commenced for the 2025-26 academic year, Wofford students have acclimated themselves to the expectations and workloads for their fall semester classes. However, the staple clause on artificial...
Every year, Wofford announces a Presidential International scholar, and for the 2005-06 school year, the scholarship went to then student Russ Sandifer ‘07, now an assistant professor of business and...
Traditionally, summer school is not popular with large swaths of a student population. Wofford is different. Summer school at Wofford is a popular way on campus to either get ahead in courses or catch...
Wofford provides an array of majors, minors, and concentrations for students to pursue and has added a new discipline to this collection: the Ancient World Studies program (AWS). The coordinators of this...
Wofford College is staffed with some of the finest professors, but with bustling lives and demanding schedules, students often fail to really get to know them beyond the classroom.
Old Gold & Black’s...
As Wofford’s education department continues to grow with new faculty members and students, the field has taken a step forward with a new education club. This organization is aimed to create a space where...
With students racing down the hallway in office chairs, sporting lab coats and goggles, the third annual ChemOlympics has come to an end. Students competed in chemistry themed races in an attempt to win...
After ten years of sifting through thousands of lectures and compiling research, editing, rewriting and finally sending it off to the publisher– Dr. Anne Rodrick has finally finished her third monograph...
