Mia Molfetta, Author at My TJ Now

Apr

Professor Profile: Dr. Ginger Williams

Mia Molfetta

Dr. Ginger Williams is a well-known history professor at Winthrop University. She teaches Latin-American History and peace studies courses. Beyond being a history professor, Williams is a part…

Tom S. Gettys Center Lease Terminated by City of Rock Hill

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Tenants have been given until August 31, 2025 to vacate their spaces in the building. On March 10, Rock Hill City Council held a citizens hearing for the community…

Local Artists Rally to Save the Creative Heartbeat of Rock Hill’s Art Community

Mia Molfetta

Rock Hill is known for having a vibrant art scene – from the numerous murals dedicated to illustrator Vernon Grant in downtown to the Civitas statues off Dave Lyle Blvd.…

A Step Backwards for Students with Disabilities: The Effects of DEI Removal

Mia Molfetta

As the Trump administration takes aim at DEI policies and programs, special education professors explain how this can hurt people with disabilities. On Jan. 21, President Donald Trump, on his…

Feb

Winthrop Professor Profile: Dr. Casey Cothran

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Dr. Casey Cothran is a beloved professor and mentor to many in the Winthrop community. She has been a full-time professor here at Winthrop for 20 years now, beginning as…

Metal Music’s Resurgence in the Last Few Years

Mia Molfetta

2024 was a massive year for pop music, between new albums from Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish, to Chappell Roan’s massive rise to stardom. However, 2024 was a particularly…

“Growin’ up and Movin’ Out”: A Unique Coming of Age Story

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October 31, 2024 “Growing up and Movin’ Out” was nothing short of amazing. You may have seen the posters for it all over campus, but seeing the show was an…

Highlighting the TRIO Achievers Program: An Essential Resource for Student Success that Deserves more Attention

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October 10, 2024 (Editorial) If you have walked through or around Dinkins, you have probably passed or seen an office with a sign that reads “TRiO.” It’s not hard to…