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Students in our “New Normal”

Chloe Wright

“One day I sat down to figure out what day it was - without looking at anything - and I couldn’t do it,” Griffin Cordell, a junior sculpture major at…

Arts & Culture clubs in the age of COVID

Chase Duncan

The long-awaited return of Winthrop students to the campus environment marks the beginning of a new semester for Winthrop student organizations and clubs. In an unfamiliar age of social distancing…

The curious case of immortal jellyfish

Shyanne Hamrick

A plethora of myths feature the idealized conception of a cure for human immortality, but the immortal jellyfish just might be the Benjamin Button of the sea. With the rare…

Professor plans and student pains

Allison Reynolds

Last spring, Winthrop University made the decision on March 13 to initiate two weeks of online remote learning at the end of spring break because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It…

Nobody cares if you wear white after Labor Day

Chloe Wright

The saying goes, “You can’t wear white after Labor Day,” but have you ever stopped to ask yourself where such a rule that nobody follows even came from? There are…

Voyager 2 spacecraft repaired: a grand tour of the cosmos

Chase Duncan

The Voyager 2 NASA space probe was restored to its normal operations earlier this year after a two month period of partial dormancy caused by malfunctions in the probe’s power…

“Lights Up” on Winthrop’s Department of Theatre and Dance

David Botzer

Among the other events in the world this year, the Black Lives Matter movement has been one of the most prominent. Riots, protests, murders, outcries and more have stemmed from…

Keeping music fun and safe

Aerieal Laymon

Winthrop’s Department of Music has a new website, Coping with COVID, which lays out for students the protocols and plans that the department has in place for the fall semester.…

Thinking Outside of the BOX

David Botzer

When social distancing became an important part of trying to slow the spread of COVID-19, theaters were one of the first establishments to temporarily close their doors. As an art…