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...
When the topic of invasive species comes up, most people wouldn’t think a type of hornet as being an invasive predator that needs to be controlled. That, however, is what is happening in the United...
The Sandor Teszler Library and its recent initiatives aim to strengthen its relationship with Wofford students. A new student organization, SLAB, Student Library Advisory Board, plans to address student...
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...
On Wed., April 1st, the Wofford College Women’s Lacrosse team made history, defeating longtime rival Furman University 16–12. The victory improved the Terriers to 5–7 overall and 3–0 in conference...
After many weeks of searching for a new president for the college, the Board of Trustees has made their decision. John Paul “Jay” Dowd III, PhD., will step into place as the college’s twelfth president...
The recent battle for Campus Union’s executive council for the 2025-26 academic year was arguably one of the hairier and more competitive campus elections to take place in the past few years. With...
Rahm Emanuel warned me he was rushed when he walked into the private room beneath Leonard Auditorium. A crowd was already gathering above. The former White House chief of staff, mayor of Chicago and U.S....
Wofford’s head of the philosophy department, Dr. Bednar, hiked the Appalachian Trail last semester over sabbatical. This hike takes months.
The state of Virginia took the longest time to hike through,...
Wofford’s formal recruitment for spring 2026 took place from Feb. 12 to Feb. 14, with bid day concluding the week on Feb. 15. This sorority recruitment season was much like those in previous years, except...
Recent reports of measles diagnoses have Greenville and Spartanburg communities utterly perplexed. The South Carolina Department of Public Health recorded the first recent case in October 2025, and they...
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...
