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Environmental Justice

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?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

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…

Let the sun shine in

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The 50th anniversary of “Hair” brings hippies, tie-dye, and political protest to Winthrop In 1967, the summer of love and the hippie cultural movement captivated the United States, and 50 years…

Fashion week comes to the south

The Johnsonian

The southern display of fashion is casting up-and-coming designers and models Fashion Week is an exclusive event held in large international cities and attended by high-profile guests. These weeks serve…

A decade of innovation

Staff Writer

Ten years after the Release of the first iPhone, Apple has created its most advanced iPhone to date The year of 2017 marks a big achievement for the Apple Company.…

New director of graduate studies arrives in English department

Staff Writer

Creative writing professor Dustin M. Hoffman will become the new Director of Graduate Studies in the English department, replacing Josephine Koster’s. Tell us a little about yourself. I’m originally from…

Online marketing firm is one- stop shop

Dean of Students Office/Publications

RevenFlo helps clients build websites, create brand logos and develop social media content RevenFlo, a one-stop shop for digital and online marketing in Rock Hill, was originally called Prose Production…

Not enough faith

Dean of Students Office/Publications

WU welcomed Frank Turek to present his book “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist.” Ration Christi, “Reason for Christ” in Latin, strives to find scientific, philosophical and…

‘Wrecked’

Dean of Students Office/Publications

“The real snakes in the world? Don’t look like anything you’d expect them to” : an in-depth review of the riveting novel “Wrecked” Jenny isn’t the type of college freshman to…