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Winthrop’s New Residence Hall Begins Construction
Students on the lookout for new residence hall, expected Spring 2028. By Hudson Mize Staff Writer News Winthrop has begun construction for a new co-educational residence hall that will contain…
08
Oct
Winthrop University Sees Upticks in Thefts and Vehicular Larcenies During September
Thefts of bikes, scooters, wallets and a car have happened at buildings across Winthrop campus. By Chase Duncan Copy Editor News Over a dozen vehicle break-ins, thefts and suspicious person…
08
Oct
Business Spotlight: Mug & Maple Becomes Community Spot in Rock Hill
Local coffee shop becomes a stop for conversation and community By Dakota Gold Staff Writer Arts, Culture & Technology What began as a place to grab a cup of coffee…
08
Oct
President Trump Cuts Back on Direct Student Loans
The new Department of Education rule threatens to cut federal student loans to underpaying college programs and degrees. Ta'Ni Miller News Editor News Under the Student Tuition and Transparency System…
08
Oct
The Generation that was Never Taught to Vote
Students sit inside the stakes, not outside. By Samiyah Heyward Staff Writer Arts, Culture & Technology Over 132 seats are up for election in South Carolina, and the effects of…
08
Oct
Winthrop SAAC Launches ‘Golden Games’ to Increase Student Attendance
A rotating schedule of featured games is designed to drive crowds to Winthrop athletics. By Ava Regitz Staff Writer Sports Winthrop student-athlete leadership is looking to revitalize Winthrop pride with…
08
Oct
Winthrop Athletics Brings in 150 New Student Athletes from All Over the World
The 2026-2027 school year marks Winthrop’s biggest freshman and transfer class. By Kellan Hudson Sports Editor Sports The 2026-2027 academic year marks Winthrop University’s biggest incoming freshman and transfer class…
08
Oct
The Cornell 7: No More Excuses
By Kira Rich Editorial Editor For college students, “It was just a party” can sound like an explanation. For survivors of sexual assault, it can become an excuse. The Cornell…
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Oct
Being “Niche and Different:” Why We Are All Performative
Examining Gen Z’s obsession with standing out. By Kyan Feser Staff Writer Editorial About two years ago, I was invited to a rave for the first time in Charlotte. As…