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...
Celebrating the graduating class of 2021
As with most aspects of life both on and off of Wofford’s campus, graduation festivities for the class of 2021 will look different than in years past.
Celebrations...
Wofford grew, and we followed suit
When the senior class was touring Wofford, the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts was only a blueprint and a tract of dirt with a fence...
When you leave Wofford, you are no more finished than when you entered. We call the graduation ceremony ‘commencement’ because you are still beginning.
By: Savanny Savath, Staff Writer
I have decided that there is no way I can avoid clichés as I prepare for post-undergraduate life and shuffle my note cards of farewells in an arbitrary order. Some of...
By: Anna Aguillard, Senior Writer
The Class of 2016 has seen a lot in its four years at Wofford. It has witnessed the retirement of President Bernie Dunlap and the inauguration of President Nayef Samhat...
By: Jonathan Franklin, Senior Writer
With a little less than 60 days until commencement weekend, it is starting to become a little bittersweet to think that the Class of 2016 is on our way into the ‘real...
HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME—
Putney is an English major with an economics minor from Roanoke, VA and plans on working at home this summer before moving to Charlotte.
“Four years. You have...
CLASS OF 2015 GRADUATES SEEK CREATIVE ADVENTURES FOR POST-WOFFORD LIFE—
Many Wofford graduates choose to immediately enter graduate school or accept a job after graduation. Often these positions...
Philosophy major Hayden Raabe, from Anderson, S.C., imparts some wisdom with the help of Baz Luhrmann’s 1999 spoken song “Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen).”
Baz and I offer these words...
Alex Kern is a Spanish and English double major from Charlotte, North Carolina. She hopes to one day teach Spanish.
Dear Wofford College (and everyone that makes it what it is),
When I was younger,...
May 15 – 17
Families and friends are invited to join the members of the Class of 2015 in celebrating their commencement at the following events. There are no entrance fees or tickets for these...
