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Russia moves to disregard copyrights

Ryan Lumbert

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, several countries and international corporations have implemented sanctions against Russia. Technological sanctions have included Apple suspending all of its product sales, as…

‘Menagerie,’ an upcoming art exhibit in Rutledge Building and McLaurin Hall featuring diverse artworks

Jada Strong

From April 4 to May 6, the Rutledge Gallery and Lewandowski Student Gallery will be featuring the 2022 BFA Senior Exhibition, “Menagerie.” This new exhibit will feature 18 senior BFA…

A Review of ‘The Batman’

Mari Pressley

From director Matt Reeves, $600.4 million box office hit “The Batman” is a nearly three-hour-long tale of the Defender of Gotham depicted in a much grittier and darker lens than…

Upcoming superhero movies in 2022

Sam Hyatt

In 2022 there will be numerous superhero movies appearing in theaters, “The Batman” being one of the earliest releases of the year. “The Batman” movie release has been one…

Calculators and monopolies

Ryan Lumbert

Despite arriving on the market nearly 20 years ago, Texas Instruments' TI-84 Plus is still the standard calculator for mathematics courses across the country. Boasting specs that make your grandpa's…

Tall Stories: A bookstore that has all the Sci-fi and fantasy books you can read

Jada Strong

Tall Stories, located at 164 Cherry Road, is a bookstore that specializes in mostly sci-fi, fantasy, and mystery genres. The store has collectible items and many signed books as well…

Rock Hill’s One Word Poetry Festival returns

Mari Pressley

The One Word Poetry Festival returns to Rock Hill with various events for Winthrop students to take advantage of. The five-day event will kick off with a creative writing…

Calendar of upcoming cultural events

Gabriel Corbin

March 9th 11:00 AM “Roots and Ramifications of 21st-Century Challenges to the Freedom to Read,” will be a 90-minute online lecture that discusses recent challenges to school library holdings…

How has the pandemic affected how people read?

Sam Hyatt

The debate surrounding the correct way to read a piece of literature, either by holding the physical book or using a device, is a topic that has plagued many avid…