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Xavier Cooks talks playing basketball abroad and the team’s upcoming season Xavier Cooks has been interviewed a lot, considering he’s a two-time All-Big South Conference Selection, and averaged 19.7 points…

Travel for class

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Short term study abroad offers a world class experience For those who can’t afford to study abroad for an entire semester or juniors and seniors who can’t seem to fit…

Design gets political

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Design students display provocative poster designs in new gallery show Political discourse is inescapable in the modern era. From the 24 hour news cycle to coworkers rants on Facebook, it…

The truth behind #metoo

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Sexual assault and harassment have been prevalent in society since the dawn of time, but social media and the internet are making addressing the issue a little less dreadful Social…

How you can reduce waste

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Food waste increased this semester compared to the amount measured during last semester’s Weigh the Waste event, and feedback about meals could be the solution This semester’s Weigh the Waste…

Culture of rape at college

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How colleges create an environment that rape culture thrives When students get to college, there are many new things that they must learn to fit in with their new environment.…

Artist Spotlight: Lacey Todd

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How a student overcomes her disability and paints the world in her own colors Lacey Todd, a junior fine arts major with a focus in painting, is unlike many other…

Environmental Justice

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Tyrone B. Hayes, Ph.D, who is known for his work on the herbicide atrazine and how it demasculinized male frogs, spoke at Winthrop on Monday, Oct. 9th. Hayes studied at…

What’s in a name?

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Discussing the move to officially change the name of Columbus day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day Many students grow up knowing Oct. 9 as Columbus Day, and either look forward to…