Youngest inaugural poet signifies the potential and poise in the next generation The world watched a few weeks ago as the youngest inaugural poet in United States history took her time on the stage...

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: Kelsey Aylor, Staff Writer   Click, click, click. The monotonous sound of the shutter, endlessly opening and closing, reverberates through my ears.   Making memories, creating an archive...

By: Savanny Savath, Staff Writer -- I tell him, I’ll ruin you. I’ll warp your heart. But he kisses me and I open my mouth, Did you   eat oranges today? He smiles and for half an hour, I...

By: Katie Sanders, Staff Writer Bonner Scholars are working with a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance site in Spartanburg during tax season to keep low-income households in the county from using predatory...

By: Kelsey Aylor, Staff Writer During my time in Ireland this past Interim, I learned a lot about the culture and history of the island nation, including the literary tradition of limericks. Limericks...

By Wil Shelton, Contributing Writer February is Black History Month, a time of remembrance and celebration of the important people and events in the history of African diaspora. In honor of this time,...

By: Savanny Savath, Staff Writer   “And now, Sylvia, you again with death again, that ride home…” –Anne Sexton, “Sylvia’s Death”   We picked up chairs to an empty corner of...

By: Savanny Savath, Staff Writer The first F word he used on me was not fuck. It was faggot in a discounted hotel room stuffed with two beds and a family of five.   Today was Christmas, and...

By: Savanny Savath, Staff Writer Four men shuffle into the cramped smoking section of an all-night diner. There is an odd smell lurking somewhere. Hours have passed and the table is littered with drafts...