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Behind the scenes insight to the play ‘Pipeline’

Jada Strong

Winthrop had its opening night for the play, “Pipeline” written by Dominic Morisseau on Feb. 9. The play was directed by Kalaylah Chisolm, a senior theater performance major. This is…

Cody Clunan 14’ describes the culture of Winthrop as a transfer student

Sam Hyatt

Winthrop Alumni Cody Clunan shared details about his time as a transfer student after transferring from Tri County Tech to Winthrop University. “When I came to Winthrop, I was…

What is “Wordle?”

Gabriel Corbin

A new game has been taking over social media for the last few weeks because of its creative challenge and addictive gameplay. The “Wordle” game has become a hit sensation…

The importance of romance films

Jada Strong

The aspect of romance on the screen has always been a factor of what viewers consume in media in almost every form of entertainment. Whether the romance genre is enjoyable…

COVID’s impact on the Winthrop arts community

Mari Pressley

After the decade-defining COVID-19 Pandemic, the arts community has been navigating the many obstacles that the moment in history has placed in front of it. While students were both…

The importance and celebration of Black History Month

Jada Strong

Black History Month in February is a time for us to reflect on those who came before us and honor their legacy. Including people like Medgar Evers, Martin Luther King…

Award Winning Spoken Word Artist, Cocoa Flo comes to Winthrop

Mari Pressley

Spoken word poetry artist, Jasmine Swanagan aka “Cocoa Flo” brings her ingenious talent to Dina’s Place tonight at 8 p.m. at the cultural event titled “Words Matter” hosted by the…

Nuclear energy on the Catawba River

Ryan Lumbert

Situated on a peninsula in Lake Wylie, Catawba Nuclear Station has been providing York County and its surrounding districts with power for over 25 years without major incident. Both of…

A review of “Capital is Dead” by Mckenzie Wark

Ryan Lumbert

In the 1980s, western capital owners moved to defeat the rising labor movements in the United States and Europe through the process of globalization, the opening up of global trade…