Sarah Hassler

04

Nov

Police Blotter 10/18-10/29

Sarah Hassler

On Oct. 18, an officer responded in reference to a report regarding a female who had been overheard screaming on the phone that she was going to kill herself. When…

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04

Nov

Free speech vs. hate speech

Sarah Hassler

The Winthrop Board of Trustees created a resolution affirming free speech at Winthrop. The resolution states, “the Board is committed to free and open inquiry and expression for members of…

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28

Oct

Police Blotter 10/9-10/21

Sarah Hassler

On Oct. 9, a reporting officer was dispatched to the Olde Stone House to meet with two subjects who informed the RO that a row of disc golf banners had…

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28

Oct

Virtual Fresh Check Day

Sarah Hassler

The topic of mental health is extremely important to talk about for college students. With many classes being remote and students dealing with all of the stress that comes with…

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21

Oct

Alumni Association holds panel about U.S. Census Bureau

Sarah Hassler

The U.S. Census is important for all citizens of the United States to participate in. By responding to the census, people can help produce accurate and reliable statistics on characteristics…

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14

Oct

Virtual Family Week

Sarah Hassler

Winthrop University held its first Virtual Family Week, from Oct. 5-10, hosted by the Office of New Student and Family Programs and the Family Day committee. The tradition of Family…

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14

Oct

Police Blotter 9/24-10/2

Sarah Hassler

On Sept. 24, a victim called the police due to a supposed vehicle break-in. The reporting officer was dispatched to the Winthrop Coliseum where the victim stated that while she…

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07

Oct

Campus Safety Week

Sarah Hassler

Various offices and departments at Winthrop University hosted a campus safety week from Sept. 21-26 in order to raise awareness and provide training on how the Winthrop community can be…

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