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“Sing a black girl’s song”

Laura Munson

The theatre department’s student works series for spring semester is kicking off with a poetic look at life in American society through the eyes of women of color. “For Colored…

Professors we love, who are in love

Victoria Howard

Love is in the air year-round at Winthrop. The university is the home to many professor couples, who have the opportunity to work alongside each other as they teach. Finding…

*Trigger Warning: Talks about eating disorders, self-harm, mental health* The Health at Every Size organization is focused on ending weight discrimination and promoting self-love through healthy habits. “[It’s] an…

Ok, Cupid.

Savannah Scott

Social media and the internet have become a more prominent component of an individual's everyday life — this has correlated to the normalization of online dating apps and websites. The…

Tea, trash and tunes

Laura Munson

Despite cast members being locked out of the studio, the radio show “Trash Talk” is entering its third semester on WINR Eagle Air, Winthrop’s radio station run through the department…

Swinging into spring semester

Laura Munson

One of WU’s newest organizations is bringing high energy, jazz-based dancing to the Student Activities Center. The Winthrop University Lindy Hoppers hold weekly swing dancing nights on Tuesday nights from…

The Outbreak of 2020

Beneshia Wadlington

Graphic: Maggie Claytor/ The Johnsonian Influenza season is at its peak during the winter, causing many to become sick with the virus. However, there is a new strain of sickness…

A farewell but not a goodbye

Savannah Scott

Dr. Joseph Prus is not just the chair for the psychology department, he is also a friend, husband, father, role model and a support system for many. After this semester,…

African Children’s Choir visits Rock Hill

Laura Munson

Music opens up opportunities for relief, connection and even education, and the internationally known African Children’s Choir program spreads this message throughout the world in its annual tours. The African…

Arts, Culture & Tech

Amelie’s locks of love

“Sing a black girl’s song”

Professors we love, who are in love

Self-Love for Valentine’s Day

Ok, Cupid.

Tea, trash and tunes

Swinging into spring semester

The Outbreak of 2020

A farewell but not a goodbye

African Children’s Choir visits Rock Hill