By: Kelsey Aylor, Staff Writer
What happens when you combine disenchanted teenagers living in 1890s Germany with modern rock and roll music? The Wofford College Theatre Department will share this intricate...
By: Addie Lawrence, Editor
Kris Neely, assistant dean of studio art and program coordinator, will leave Wofford at the end of the 2016 spring semester. In the fall, he will begin his new position as professor...
By: Kelsey Aylor, Staff Writer
On April 12, Wofford faculty voted to approve a new film and digital media minor. The proposed curriculum, spearheaded by Dr. Julie Sexeny, associate professor of English,...
By: Annaymous, Senior Writer
To deter the recent influx of students attempting to break into the legendary bell tower of Old Main, WAC will host a campus-wide competition to select five students who will...
By: Maddie Walrus, Editor
Provost Dennis Wiseguy cut tenure in all departments in an unprecedented move during an address to the College on April 4. His act marks the first time in collegiate history...
By: Kant Flirt, Staff Writer
Online dating has increased in popularity due to smart phone apps, such as Tinder, OkCupid and for gay and bisexual men, Grindr. Dating websites like AshleyMadison and Match...
By: Steve Irwin, Staff Writer
Wofford College’s environmental studies department has fractured into two separate entities now that Dr. Ida Claire is pioneering a new zoology major with Dr. Laura Wilder....
By: Sarah Madden, Senior Writer
“People don’t expect these kinds of events at Wofford. It wasn’t just black or just white students [performing], it wasn’t just frat people, it was a big melting...
By: Kim Arjune, Contributing Writer
Ending a weekend series with three wins out of four games against Ohio, Wofford Baseball shows it’s destined to make this season successful.
Following a 2-0 loss...
By: Anna Aguillard, Senior Writer
In late February, the Old Gold and Black reported admissions data showing that Wofford’s first-year SAT scores have been declining in recent years, and now fall lower...
By: Sarah Madden, Senior Writer
“I want to show the students, faculty and any visitors that a woman did all this – a disabled woman,” says Jessica Elaine Blinkhorn, surrounded by her drawings, sculptures...
By: Anna Aguillard, Senior Writer
On Sunday, Feb. 21, 2016, Wofford’s board of trustees met directly with current students for the college’s first formally-organized Student-Board Engagement Forum.
The...
![Wofford’s newest major will include about 12 students and an estimated 50 or more animal species introduced on campus. These animals will coexist with the cats, chipmunks and squirrels that already inhabit the grounds with little interference from the humans, predicts Dr. Ida Claire. “They’ll figure it out on their own without any help from us,” she says. “[Bio]diversity is always messy.”](https://woffordogb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/wohackers-6.jpg)
