Sustainability, an idea that is becoming more relevant to students and is being used in all areas of the art world. Locally sourced materials give an advantage to artists, giving…
As Homecoming is approaching and students, faculty and alumni join to celebrate the history and impact Winthrop has made on them, two alumni reflected on their time at Winthrop, the…
It was a victorious win for Winthrop’s Competitive Gaming Club. Five members from the club competed as an esports team playing “Super Smash Brothers.” The tournament is called the Collegiate…
Since Sodexo has taken over the dining services at Winthrop in 2018, there has been a consistent demand for gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options on campus. Students are concerned about…
Art at Winthrop comes in a variety of forms, but it is rare that students have the opportunity to see shows dedicated solely to choreography. The Department of Theatre and…
Most students depend on scholarships and other aid in order to attend school, and the College of Visual and Performing Arts has a glamorous way of funding these scholarships. The…
Winthrop Counseling Services is partnering with the Department of Student Life by hosting a public art gallery called “Seize the Awkward” at Rutledge Gallery with submissions by Winthrop students. The…
As October, domestic violence awareness month, comes to an end, the Office of Victims Assistance strives to raise awareness on campus. During the “Hands are Not for Hurting” event, on…
“Salt Morning” - Laura Munson She’s got salt hair No socks, no contacts They’re half asleep but woke up to kisses From a scruffy old terrier Mimosas in one hand…
Winthrop University is exploring the new vegetarian option that is sweeping America. Sodexo recently started distributing a new menu option called the “Impossible Burger.” It was released in September at…