Arts, Culture & Tech

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Winthrop Professor Profile: Mark Nortz

Kyan Feser

November 14, 2024 Mark Nortz is the senior instructor of Winthrop’s Department of Mass Communication and is currently enjoying his last semester at the college. After 20 years of instruction,…

Winthrop Professor Spotlight: William Kiblinger

Omar Woods

October 31, 2024 Winthrop professor William Kiblinger teaches Political Science, Philosophy, Religion and Legal Studies. He is particularly involved in the Philosophy and Legal Studies area on campus. Kiblinger’s…

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

Mia Molfetta

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…

Drag artists Performing at DragWU Share Their Experiences and Perspectives in Preparation for the Upcoming Show

Riley Brodie

October 17, 2024 On Oct. 18, DSU will be hosting Winthrop’s highly anticipated annual drag show, DragWU. The show will take place in Richardson Ballroom at 8PM and the tickets…

Surefire Neighborhood Market Hopes to Return to Sunset Park

Lanie Cauthen

October 10, 2024 After a devastating fire on July 14, Surefire Neighborhood Market has begun their recovery process and hopes to make a strong comeback. “We're looking forward to…

What September 11th On Winthrop University’s Campus Looks Like in 2024

Gabriela Griggs

September 19, 2024 The establishment of three brand new memorial events has brought forth a new air of unity across campus, allowing locals, students, and faculty to join in remembering…

Rehearsals Underway for Lily’s Purple Plastic Purse Play

Riley Brodie

September 19, 2024 This October, Winthrop Theater will open up the curtains to introduce their production of “Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse”. “Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse” is expected to be lively,…

First Cat Cafe in York County is a Purrfect Hangout Spot for Winthrop Students

Lanie Cauthen

September 5, 2024 Hang out with furry friends and enjoy coffee at the Purrfect Pair Cat Cafe – the first cat cafe in York County and only the fourth in…

Black student leaders lead the way at Winthrop, and these three women are planning to leave a lasting legacy

Mari Pressley

Rachel Griffin, Jaz Wilson and Kennedi Bates are three Winthrop students with one thing in common, they’re black women who serve in profound student leadership roles at Winthrop with the…

Behind closed doors: student beauty businesses are a hidden gem

Madison Martin-Sadler

Finding businesses that do hair around campus can be difficult. Anitya Berry, a sophomore art major, does hair in her dormitory at Lee Wicker. Berry shares the reason why she…