Arts, Culture & Tech

Winthrop’s Student-Made Shop Opens in Downtown Rock Hill

Gabriela Griggs

Student-Made, a program created to help university artists flourish and create their own student business, has officially been established at Winthrop University. The Student-Made mission is “to partner with colleges…

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…

Concerts, Chalk Art and More: Rock Hill Rings in the Start of Spring With the Annual Come-See-Me Festival

Riley Brodie

The Come-See-Me festival is an annual showcase of Rock Hill’s highlights. A great deal of events take place with enough variety and engagement for the whole family. This year, the…

It’s Official: Byrnes Auditorium is Back in Business

Gabriela Griggs

Closed since 2018, Byrnes held its grand reopening concerts April 4-6 and April 9 – opening a new chapter in the auditorium’s rich history. After six years of repairs and…

Mar

Their Dream is to Be the First Mobile Tattoo Parlor in South Carolina – but York County Has Gone Radio Silent

Clark Vilardebo

Eike and Sophia Schumacher created Carolina Icon Ink LLC with the intention of traveling the East coast and giving out tattoos at events like festivals and car meets Couple…

Club spotlight: Psi Chi and Psych Club

Riley Brodie

Bringing Winthrop’s Psi Chi and Psychology club back to life Since electing new officers, Winthrop’s Psi Chi chapter and Psychology club have reactivated and rejuvenated their organizations this past semester. …

Winthrop Theater’s “Antigone” Play Begins Rehearsals

Gabriela Griggs

Director Brandon Dawson sits down to discuss adapting the classic Greek tragedy that will be gracing Winthrop’s Johnson stage this spring. The seventh piece in Winthrop University’s 2024-2025 performance cycle has…

Alumnae Reflect on Their Time Attending the All-Women Winthrop College

Evi Houston

March is celebrated as Women’s History Month, a time to learn about the gendered experiences, struggles, and successes of women of the past which have played a part in shaping…

Winthrop Students and Faculty Attend Conference for Working With Children With Disabilities

Riley Brodie

From February 27 to March 1st, Winthrop CEC (Council for Exceptional Children) attended the annual South Carolina CEC Conference in Greenville. The Council for Exceptional Children is known as…

Therapy Dogs Bring Paw-sitive Vibes to Winthrop

Kyan Feser

Every other Wednesday, PAWS Together brings adorable canines to visit and help students relieve their stress. Winthrop University is no stranger to pets, and every so often a familiar cast…