September was marked by a string of political affairs that may have raised concerns about the integrity of the American political system. Amidst these current events, Lee Hawkins, a 2022 Pulitzer Prize...
On the 100th day of President Trump’s second term, Wofford College hosted a “Candid Conversation” with Fox News’s Trey Gowdy and CNN’s Bakari Sellers to discuss the current state of American...
The biggest misconceptions surrounding domestic violence are that the abuse has to be physical and that it is between husband and wife. October is domestic violence awareness month and the goal behind...
Oct. 2., 2024, was International Wrongful Conviction Day, which is a day to help raise awareness to the issue of wrongful convictions. The event was canceled due to hurricane Helene, but Bunch sat down...
Making a resurgence in 2023, LGBTerriers has grown to an active, thriving organization with members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies. Hosting events around once a month, the organization has strived...
What started with broken English and hand gestures to communicate turned into an act of kindness that could never be repaid. When Tonya Foster, an administrative assistant in the psychology department,...
Sept. 7, 2024 commemorated the 60th anniversary of Wofford’s desegregation. In tribute to all the Black students and faculty members who joined Wofford amidst the racial tension between 1964 to 1994,...
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...
What stemmed from a discussion about birth control flourished into a movement surrounding the discourse on women’s health. The Wofford Women’s Health Coalition is in full swing and wants to get more...
In 1964, Wofford College desegregated its formerly all-white campus. Doug Jones ‘69 broke the long streak of white-only graduates. Encouraged by his legacy, Jones’ son, Jarvis Jones ‘04, and grandson,...
On the grounds that students watch football, play tennis or live in as seniors, there used to be a thriving, predominantly Black neighborhood.
Jim Neighbors, professor of English and co-coordinator...
Wofford houses many different clubs and organizations that students can be a part of. One of these organizations is the South Carolina Innocence Initiative, I, which was started last academic year.
Kaelyn...
