The first ever Battle of the Halls was hosted for freshman students living in Greene, Marsh and Richardson residence halls. This event was held over a five-day period and consisted of daily events and...
Wofford College is a thriving community with many organizations and institutions on campus to keep the community happy, healthy and safe. One of the ways that Wofford remains safe is through the protection...
Laura Love, director of external relations for the career center is the new kid on the Mungo Exchange block. Joining the staff in April of 2024, Love’s first big project was to develop the “Career...
Although the Wofford information technology system in place allowed for unaware contentment for students submitting a ticket through the portal, it was quite outdated. The office of Information Technology...
To kick off final exam season and celebrate a long semester of work at Wofford, the Wofford Activities Council (WAC) celebrated its annual Spring Weekend, now dubbed “Spring Fest,” with a variety of...
On May 3, over a hundred attendees gathered to bear witness to Fernando Bermudez sharing his story. Bermudez spent 18 years of his life in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Accused of a murder, Bermudez...
The National Collegiate Athletics Association gives its student athletes four years of eligibility to play their respective sports. Most students' eligibility is used during their, usually first, four...
On Friday, Apr. 26, Wofford Live hosted their annual Spring Concert. This year the committee brought the bands Sun Room and Nordista Freeze to perform in the horseshoe.
Wofford Live is a committee that...
The annual Southeastern Immigration Studies Association’s (SEISA) conference took place in the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts during the weekend of Apr. 19 and Apr. 20.
The conference...
The Wofford Theatre Department is excited to showcase their newest production, “Failure: A Love Story” by Philip Dawkins. Mark Ferguson, professor of theater and T.R. Garrison, chair of humanities,...
In the past year, students have struggled with the Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA) being able to financially provide for them. FAFSA is the process where students apply to see if they qualify...
For the first time in 14 years, Wofford’s newest Campus Union President is a woman. But, that is not all that Marga Van Der Linde ‘25 wants to be known for. She is proud to be able to represent many...
