Watching a play sitting in a dark house, the seats are packed, while you watch a cast act on stage is what the appeal of a live show has. It is like a movie, but one also understands that the night you...
In just a few short years, Wofford’s Music Department has seen tremendous growth with the arrival of Dr. Aaron Harp, director of choral and vocal studies, assistant professor of music and chair of music.
Harp’s...
As we watch the closing of the excellent “Garden We Grow” exhibit made by Lyrical Dream Gist ‘26, the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for Arts turns its attention to its museum exhibitions.
Opening...
The widespread public scrutiny of the event ticketing website Ticketmaster continues to gather steam, yet the public is left with little choice when purchasing retail value event tickets. Ticketmaster...
In “Wicked: Part One,” director Jon M. Chu brought the cherished Broadway musical to the big screens with unforgettable performances from Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Bailey and many other...
As one of the recipients of the Whetsell Fellowship, Lyrical Gist ‘26 is preparing for her upcoming solo exhibition in February. Over the summer, Gist conducted research under the mentorship of Dr. Rebecca...
He is known to be one of the greatest writers of all time, and his works have been thoroughly analyzed countless times.
He is the man who made playwriting somehow a math equation and a music melody....
Expressing creativity is not just limited to art students and professors; it appears throughout disciplines in ways that may not be noticeable at first. Dr. Colleen Megarity Ballance, professor of theater,...
This summer was not just about experiencing unpredictable weather, it also included many pop culture moments that became monumental trends. From Love Island’s viral “I pick Clark” moment to the release...
The art department has left no stone unturned this year with its various exhibitions held. In the fall, Kimber Keene ‘25 held her solo exhibition called “A Fed Gator is a Dead Gator” where she explored...
A storybook scene covers the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts stage.Layers of platforms add dimension to the stage. The stage mimics a pop up picture book with prominent scenery including...
Whether you are entering or leaving the Richardson Art building, it is inevitable to not catch a glance at the bright, red neon sign that reads “Hot Now”.
On March 20, the art department held a...
