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Garnet and Gold: Let’s Go Green

Gweneshia Wadlington

There is an increased amount of landfill waste causing a rise in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. Methane, a greenhouse gas like carbon dioxide, is also released from these…

Law’s Legacy

Savannah Scott

Once an Eagle, always an Eagle. This past summer, Rachel Law, co-creator and director of the Eagle STEM Program, retired from her position to pursue other endeavors. But her legacy…

Spring One-Act Festival preview

Dean of Students Office/Publications

There’s no business like show business, and Winthrop University helps students get the experience they need to give them a leg-up in the theatre world. The theatre department provides advanced…

America’s silent healthcare problem

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In America, infant and maternal mortality is much higher than any other westernized, developed country. However, the problem proves to be even more troubling when race is added to the…

Undergraduates explore research opportunities

Savannah Scott

There are over 10 to the power of 10 nonillion bacteriophages in the world, and only three thousand of these have been discovered. But what are bacteriophages? Bacteriophages are viruses…

“Shazam!” spoiler-free film review

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Since the DC Extended Universe was conceived, it has been trying too hard to do what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has already accomplished. With “Shazam!”, DC has finally given us…

Down with plastic

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In Davao City, Philippines, a young, emaciated whale was found to be vomiting blood, having trouble swimming and ultimately looked like it would die soon. The whale did eventually die…

Changing the conductor

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Just as classes, semesters and grades change, so do the faculty and staff at Winthrop University. With these changes come new leaders with new experiences and those experiences can help…

Preview of “In The Red and Brown Water”

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Every student can relate to questioning whether or not they made the right choice in their major, class schedule and even in their personal lives. Everyone has to make choices…