Month: October 2017

03

Oct

Back in shape

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Saying goodbye to the summer weight gain For most college students, summer is a time of the year when they feel free to treat and indulge themselves and going back…

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03

Oct

Quidditch: the game of wizards

Dean of Students Office/Publications

A magical club sport thrives with muggles at Winthrop J.K. Rowling has brought happiness and joy to millions of people around the world with her creation of Hogwarts and its…

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03

Oct

Arryana Daniels

Staff Writer

Freshman Arryana Daniels is hopeful for her first collegiate season with the Lady Eagles soccer team This week’s Eagle of the Week is Winthrop women’s soccer freshman Arryana Daniels. Daniels…

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03

Oct

New life breathed into printing

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop’s new printer will not be draining anyone’s print quota 3-D printing is a process that most people have heard of or seen done in Facebook videos, but bioprinting is…

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03

Oct

What is the talent pipeline?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

An inside look into technology focused student internships and opportunities  15 years ago, notable features of Rock Hill’s downtown, such as the lively pubs and verdant Fountain Park, were nonexistent.…

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03

Oct

New music technology minor in tune

Special to the Johnsonian

Winthrop students are now being given a new opportunity as the music department introduces a new minor dubbed “musical technology”. Ronald Parks, music department chair, said that music technology can…

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03

Oct

From students to leaders

Tea Franco

Winthrop introduces new cultural event series to promote civic engagement Die-ins, protests and commonly avoided conversations brought a new wave of events to Winthrop University’s campus. The Leadership and Social…

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03

Oct

Museum of York County remembers Cassini-Huygens spacecraft

Staff Writer

After 20 years of service, spacecraft makes its fiery plunge After 20 years in orbit, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft has ended its journey. The spacecraft plunged itself into Saturn, virtually becoming…

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03

Oct

International Day of Peace comes to Winthrop

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop hosts a two-part series of peace talks featuring acclaimed speakers Winthrop University hosted two events on September 21 for the United Nation’s International Peace Day. The first featured a…

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