For almost a half-decade the Wofford alumni community has been riven by conflict, mirroring the social and political disruption in our nation at large. The causes are well known and not the point of this...
My fellow Terriers, I am overjoyed to now serve as the Editor in Chief of Wofford’s Old Gold & Black. While this isn’t the path that the staff saw our paper taking, I am extremely proud and grateful...
The Oscars as an event is bound to create controversy, as artistic opinions are subjective. This year’s nominations are not excluded from that controversy.
The rise in contention surrounding the 2025...
A new chapter of the Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity is in the works on Wofford’s campus, all thanks to Mason Mitchener ‘27 and the nine other members of the founding executive council.
There...
On Oct. 11, 2024, Wofford’s philosophy department welcomed Brian Burkhart, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation and a professor at the University of Oklahoma, to discuss his current work, “As Strong The...
For some, there seems to be a blockade between the individual and the ballot box. If an individual has never been shown how to register to vote, the process can sound daunting and laborious, when in fact...
Wofford, I hope you’re doing well. I would like to take some time to introduce myself, for the first time as the editor-in-chief of this newspaper. My name is Katie and I am a senior government major...
Election years tend to be distinct. With social media and the internet, avoiding any commentary on American politics is difficult. Engaging in diverse perspectives on elections is even harder.
Dr. Dwain...
Administrative Professionals Day is a national holiday that falls on April 24. Wofford’s administrative professionals perform many tasks behind the scenes that help the inner workings of college run...
The Aspen Institute out of Colorado has chosen three Wofford students for their summer internship this year. Lily Wiley ‘25, Tatum Mogck ‘25 and Miles Mascot ‘25 will intern at this nonprofit organization...
I have never procrastinated writing an article like I am this one. Leaving The Old Gold & Black has got to be the hardest part about graduating Wofford, and I am struggling to put into words what this...
Wofford College’s education department has been a one woman show since the late Ed Welchel, former chair and professor of education, retired in 2021. Since then, Senior Instructor of Education Christie...
