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York County Law Enforcement Launches Traffic Crackdowns As Fatalities Rise

Zachary Bell

South Carolina Highway Patrol launches a new ACE initiative that targets high-crash areas with increased trooper presence. By Zachary Bell Managing Editor News This past weekend, state and local law…

Winthrop’s First Doctorate Program is Officially in Session

Caroline Smith

After getting approved in June 2024, Winthrop’s first PhD program is now off and running, with the focus being education. By Carolina Smith Staff Writer News Winthrop University received South…

Winthrop’s Turning Point USA Chapter Founder Discusses Charlie Kirk and the Future of Organization

Chase Duncan

Chapter founder and former president, Vincent Hazan, opened up about what he agreed and disagreed with Kirk on in exclusive interview with The Johnsonian. By Chase Duncan Copy Editor News…

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Professor Profile: Amy Bagwell

Gabriela Griggs

By Gabriela Griggs Staff Writer AC&T Professor Amy Bagwell is a second-year English instructor at Winthrop University. She primarily leads writing courses, both in the university’s general education curriculum and…

Pyramid Schemes Masquerade As Job Opportunities

The Johnsonian

By Kira Rich Editorial When a job recruiter approached students on Winthrop’s campus offering positions starting at $22 an hour and paid training, ears perk up at the rare opportunity.…

2025 Winthrop Golf Season Spotlight

Kyan Feser

Winthrop’s golf season teed off this September to impressive results. By Kyan Feser Staff Writer Sports Winthrop’s first-division golf teams returned Sept. 7, opening with an impressive display by the…

The Johnsonian Issue October 2, 2025

The Johnsonian

Miracle Park Brings Accessibility to Rock Hill Like No Other

Caroline Smith

The park, which is partnered with Winthrop, is currently under construction to add more accessible spaces for everyone to enjoy, including a retail building, more fields to play on and…

Winthrop’s New Dining Service Chartwells Answers to Student Feedback

Chase Duncan

Chartwells’ resident district manager, Gerald Gatto, said that the dining service is happy to hear more feedback from students and the community. By Chase Duncan Copy Editor Resident district manager…