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...
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...
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...
Every morning, while sipping my coffee and checking my inbox for new emails, I read the Wofford Daily Announcements. A routine I look forward to every day at roughly 9 a.m. These announcements are inundated...
These past few weeks of the year have shown that now is the time to embrace unity and appreciate the abundance of culture that surrounds us everyday. The Benito Bowl was evidence for how much representation...
The third annual Miss Wofford Scholarship Pageant has concluded with Isabelle Chandler ‘27 taking the crown. Chandler received the $2,000 award on Sunday, Feb. 8 and could not be more excited to begin...
“Donut Day?” “Cold Brew Mondays?” “TikTok Night?” These events mean little to those who don’t frequent Wofford's Burwell Dining Hall. However, to many students, these mealtime holidays can...
The Miss Wofford Scholarship Pageant has grown in popularity since Promise Henry ‘25 founded it in 2022. It began with her involvement in the Miss South Carolina Collegiate Pageant. The following recipients...
On a brisk spring morning, I recall making my way to the library with the intention of buying a coffee before class.
As I walked through the doors of the library, taking a right toward the snack store,...
The fall semester at Wofford is notorious for its busy nature -- football games, homecoming, Family Weekend and holiday breaks litter the calendar, making the semester seem utterly unrelenting, although...
As the fall semester unfolds, the members of the Wofford Asian and Pacific Islander Club —better known around campus as WAAPI—are already busy planning one of their biggest events of the year: Diwali,...
Judge James C. Ho of the United States Court of Appeals for the fifth circuit recently presented a talk titled “Cancel Culture and the Constitution” at Wofford. Followed by an introduction from J....
