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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…

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 in Rock Hill

Gabriel Corbin

Rock Hill may not look like it, but this city loves the arts. All across town, there are art pieces that are sure to catch any Winthrop student’s eyes, ranging…

An American Shakespeare trip

Sarah Delventhal

The English department is taking a trip to the American Shakespeare Center during spring break, from March 20 through 22. This is the 11th year the department has held the…

Connecting climate change and wildfires

Savannah Scott

The Australian fires have affected millions of animals and have killed over 30 people since they started in September, according to a recent article from Time magazine. But why are…

Do advertisers know you better than you do?

David Botzer

The rapid modernization of technology has led to phones tracking consumer behavior. But how much information about an individual's life is being obtained? Consumer data is being used as a…

Arts, Culture & Tech

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

Arts in Rock Hill

An American Shakespeare trip

Connecting climate change and wildfires

Do advertisers know you better than you do?