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RFK Jr.’s Comments on Autism Aren’t Just Wrong – They’re Deadly

Clark Vilardebo

When the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services is announcing a news conference, most people would assume it’s to go over something important. Perhaps a new scientific breakthrough,…

Being a Bully Won’t Make America Great

Zachary Bell

Trump’s foreign policy threatens to unravel the global order The Second World War brought Europe to its breaking point. Conflict touched nearly every corner on the continent, reducing industries…

Business or Pleasure: Will Winthrop Students Ever be Able to Differentiate Between the Two?

Adriane Alston

Winthrop University prides itself on being a student-oriented campus, but has our sense of community and social engagement suffered in the process? While many students choose their college based…

Man on the Street: What Did Winthrop Eagles Do for Spring Break?

Chase Duncan

Winthrop students and staff share how they spent their time over the seasonal break. Spring Break 2025 bloomed and withered for Winthrop students, faculty and staff last week, with…

Man on The Street: Indivisible Fountain Park protest

Gabriela Griggs

Winthrop alumna Marie McDow (71’) was just one of the many Rock Hill citizens who gathered on the streets of the city’s downtown Monday afternoon to protest, frustrated with the…

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…

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…

Man on the Street: Holiday Traditions

Lanie Cauthen

November 14, 2024 With the holiday season fast approaching, Winthrop students are preparing for their annual traditions at home and around campus. Spending time with family and friends is…

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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…