As a 1990 Wofford graduate, Wofford taught South Carolina Speaker of the House Murrell Smith skills integral to the legislative and legal world. He has served in the South Carolina House for two and a...
On Oct. 21 Dwain Pruitt, Wofford College's Chief Equity Officer and Vice President for Community Initiatives, spoke with former US Senator Claire McCaskill to discuss the Future of American Democracy.
After...
Daughter of Spartanburg educators, Kathryn Harvey, makes a splash in South Carolina’s fourth congressional district race. With incumbent Wiliam Timmons fighting to keep the seat, Harvey brings a vivid,...
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley visited Spartanburg on Feb. 5, looking to bolster support ahead of the Republican Primary, which took place on Feb. 24. Haley was down in the polls to Former...
The first Upstate Spratt Issues Conference was hosted by the South Carolina Democratic Party in the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts on Nov. 18.
Students left for Thanksgiving break...
Since the disbandment of Wofford’s chapter of College Republicans in March 2022, the college has experienced a lull in official activities among its Republican students. However, with the recent appearance...
A reflection on the need for discourse and dialogue on college
The previous decade brought a gradual conclusion to the days of avoiding sensitive discussions that might spoil friendly gatherings and...
A list of Spartanburg politicians and what they stand for
SC State House
House District 33:
Travis MooreRepublican candidateMoore lives in Roebuck, SC and is an attorney and member of the South...
By: Essence Buckman, Staff Writer
President Barack Obama’s second and last term is coming to a close in the year 2016, so now many Republican and Democratic candidates are working hard and advocating...
By: Anna Aguillard, Senior Writer
What do the 2016 Election Primaries and popular teen fiction have in common?
According to Steven Colbert, quite a bit – he spoofs the “Hunger Games,” formally bidding...
By Anna Aguillard, Staff Writer
The point of this column is simple:to get you invested in the upcoming presidential election. If you haven't been following it so far, don't worry. That's why this...
