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A&C Editor’s Choice

Laura Munson

Need music to listen to on the way to class? Can't stand the commercials on the radio during commute? Guess what? We have a playlist for you! Click here to…

Farm-to-table talk

Laura Munson

A limited amount of current Winthrop students will have the opportunity to see a nationally recognized television chef speak on campus, free of charge. On November 7th, the annual Dacus…

Generations: Miles Morales and his “Great Responsibility”

Gabriel Corbin

Teenager Miles Morales is one of the most popular Spider-People in the Marvel Multiverse but in his journey through the Vanishing Point, he learns how personal his stake in the…

Blast from the past

Gweneshia Wadlington

Do you know what the first portable music device was? No, it wasn’t a phone, or the iPod, or even the MP3 player. The first original device was Sony’s Walkman. …

The e-cigarette epidemic: the new cigarettes

Dean of Students Office/Publications

A patient in Kansas was the sixth person to die from lung disease directly linked to e-cigarette use, on Sept. 10. There are as many as 450 cases related to…

Study abroad fair

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Photo story by Sam Ross

Artist Spotlight: Hailee Beltzhoover

David Botzer

Not everyone gets to say something they created was performed in New York City. However, Hailee Beltzhoover can say it all she wishes. Beltzhoover, a Winthrop theatre performance senior, had…

Fall for french films at Winthrop

Dean of Students Office/Publications

One wouldn’t expect that most modern-day elements of cinema were not from classic Hollywood films. They came from a French movement of ambiguous endings and visual transitions that challenged the…

A lunchtime date with a trumpet

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Gabby Gardner/ The Johnsonian You wouldn’t expect to see a crowd of students at common time listening to classical music. The performance gave audience members a show and some food…