Editorial

The Democratic Party Has a Leadership Problem – and it Needs to be Fixed Immediately

The Democratic Party Has a Leadership Problem – and it Needs to be Fixed Immediately

Clark Vilardebo

As we wrap up the first month of Donald Trump’s second presidency, one word comes to mind when describing it: chaotic. From the quick shuttering of agencies like the…

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Trump Administration’s Crusade Against DEI in Wake of Tragedy: Where Do We Go From Here as a Nation?

Trump Administration’s Crusade Against DEI in Wake of Tragedy: Where Do We Go From Here as a Nation?

Adriane Alston

Are your favorite companies, policies and politicians racist? In a time filled with book bans, boycotts and the continuous revoking of workplace rights for marginalized individuals, what is the…

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Election Season Profile: Winthrop’s College Democrats

Lanie Cauthen

October 31, 2024 College Democrats President and Vice President offer advice for voters ahead of Election Day. With the presidential election on the way, Winthrop’s College Democrats gear up…

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Election Season Profile: Winthrop College Republicans

Lanie Cauthen

Winthrop College Republicans President David Ibragimov prepares for the Presidential election on Nov. 5. October 17, 2024 The country is weeks away from the presidential election – with Vice President…

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President’s Election Initiative brings candidates to Winthrop- but not for us

President’s Election Initiative brings candidates to Winthrop- but not for us

Chase Duncan

Since the beginning of the Fall 2023 semester, presidential candidates Robert F. Kennedy Jr (Independent) and Vivek Ramaswamy (Rep.) have visited Rock Hill, S.C., hoping to win over undecided voters…

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27 years of inflation: what it means for Winthrop students

27 years of inflation: what it means for Winthrop students

Autumn Hawkins

In the March 29, 1995 issue of The Johnsonian, the staff broke down that year’s tuition and academic fees for students. In 1995, full time Winthrop students were charged $3,620…

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The best way to say goodbye is through expressing gratefulness

The best way to say goodbye is through expressing gratefulness

Marley Bassett

As I sit here writing this piece as one of my final pieces for The Johnsonian at an unholy hour in the morning while doing layout, it is incredibly hard…

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Diversity of Plants

Diversity of Plants

The Johnsonian

I hear people talk all the time about how difficult it is to acquire all the nutrients that we need from food each day. Eating healthy has become increasingly challenging…

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This week in The Johnsonian’s history

This week in The Johnsonian’s history

Autumn Hawkins

In the ninety-nine years that The Johnsonian has been publishing, there have been thousands of headlines highlighting current events throughout the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The Mar. 1, 1924 issue…

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“We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us.”

“We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us.”

Marley Bassett

I was looking through old newspapers from our vast archives to find ones to display at our 100th anniversary celebration and I began to think about the legacy of The…

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