Zachary Davis, associate professor of chemistry, has been taking a sabbatical by teaching a half load of courses this year. That doesn’t mean he won’t be busy this summer, though.
Davis has been...
Zachary Davis, associate professor of chemistry, has been taking a sabbatical by teaching a half load of courses this year. That doesn’t mean he won’t be busy this summer, though.
Davis has been...
Wofford Panhellenic has recently unveiled the women chosen to serve on the Panhellenic Executive Council for the 2023-2024 academic year. The five positions are filled by women representing all four of...
Wofford is known to have a large number of students with initiative on campus, and this year it came in the form of student businesses. From selling clothing and jewelry to swim lessons, the Terriers...
Paola Cruz ‘23, a Wofford College student singer and songwriter, has been awarded the prestigious Presidential Scholar award. This honor is awarded to one student each year and recognizes their exceptional...
Every one of Wofford College’s graduating classes since the Class of 2017 has known the Samhats as their president, first lady and first dog(s) during all four years of their undergraduate experience.
When...
Aptly stated by Bloomberg in a 2014 article, “Taylor Swift is the music industry.” Swift is consistently breaking records, consequently setting the bar high for other musical artists.
Swift’s...
During this year’s NFL Draft, the Carolina Panthers scored the University of Alabama’s Quarterback and 2021 Heisman Trophy winner Bryce Young with their first pick.
“It is surreal. It’s...
On-campus dining is a blessing and a curse. Not having to cook for yourself is convenient, but after a while you may start to crave some variety and the power to choose what you have for your meals. I...
The U.S. Supreme Court is soon expected to overturn affirmative action, or race-conscious college admissions.
According to the College Board, the decision will likely come out in June.
Affirmative...
The annual conference on gender was held by the Gender Studies program in the Rosalind Sallenger Richardson Center for the Arts on April 18.
Discussing the issues of gender and sexuality is never a...
“Extremity is the point!” exclaims main character Dr. Dysart, midway through the first act. This serves as not just an assessment of the play’s depicted crime, but it gives the audience an idea...
