Arts, Culture & Tech

Remembering Guy Reel: A Man Who Shaped Lives with Words

Chase Duncan

Students and colleagues of the late mass communication chair Guy Reel remember a man who dedicated his life to journalism and those who wanted to pursue it. By Chase Duncan…

The Legacy of a Mentor Gallery Honors Former College of Visual and Performing Arts Pofessor

Dakota Gold

Rutledge’s current art gallery remembers Alfred D. Ward and his artistic influence. By Dakota Gold Staff Writer Alfred “Alf” D. Ward was a beloved teacher, mentor, artist, husband, and friend.…

Coming Soon: Winthrop’s Annual Fall One Act Festival

Gabriela Griggs

Upperclass Theater students prepare to showcase what they’ve learned at Winthrop from November 21-23. By Gabriela Griggs Staff Writer Winthrop University’s annual Fall One Act Festival begins on November 21.…

Club Spotlight: Free Coffee

Kira Rich

At Winthrop, a new student-run organization is taking off by combining free coffee and community. By Kira Rich Staff Writer Free Coffee is a space built by students, for students,…

Coming Soon: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Caroline Smith

Brought to life from the College of Visual and Performing Arts: spelling, singing, and self-discovery take center stage with comedic relief sprinkled throughout the musical. By Caroline Smith Staff Writer…

Confronting Censorship During Winthrop’s 14th Annual Book Ban Event

Riley Brodie

The English department hosted event discussed the current state of book bans, and students who attended the event shared their thoughts on it with the Johnsonian. By Riley Brodie AC&T…

Local Business Spotlight: The Mercantile

Dakota Gold

The Mercantile’s mission goes beyond retail, as they seek to be a fixture in the community for years to come. By Dakota Gold Staff Writer AC&T From coffee and wines…

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