Oct. 8, 2026 Comic
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Winthrop University Receives $250,000 Grant From the City of Rock Hill
Winthrop plans to use the money to create a new engineering program to bring new students in. By Hudson Mize Staff Writer News Winthrop will receive a $250,000 grant from…
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Sep
The Missing Lesson: AI Literacy
By Kira Rich Editorial Editor Editorial AI may be banned from certain classrooms, but students won’t be able to ban it from their futures. Artificial intelligence has been so normalized…
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Sep
Winthrop Volleyball Hunts for a Big South Championship
Winthrop Volleyball sets attendance record during tough non-conference schedule By Kellan Hudson Sports Editor Sports Winthrop University Women’s Volleyball is back to setting records after a competitive 2025 season. Under…
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Sep
Abandoned Rock Hill Land to be Transformed Into $1.5 Billion Pharmaceutical Plant Investment
York County is concerned about their privacy, leaving students worried. By Evi Houston and Samiyah Heyward Managing Editor and Staff Writer News Octapharma, a large plasma fractionator company from Europe,…
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Sep
Behind the Scenes at Pygmalion
Backstage of Winthrop’s upcoming theatre production. By Kyan Feser Staff Writer AC&T Debuting September 30 in the Johnson Studio Theatre, students of Winthrop’s department of theatre and dance will perform…
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Sep
“Hidden Gems” and “Accumulation:” New Rutledge Gallery Exhibitions
Both exhibits shared a reception event in Rutledge’s main gallery. By Gabriela Griggs AC&T Editor AC&T On Thursday, September 17, Rutledge hosted a reception for two simultaneous gallery exhibitions. Brittany…
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Track and Lacrosse Star Janie Spicer Juggles Two Division I Sports
Winthrop lacrosse player Janie Spicer steps out of her comfort zone to become the school’s sole dual-sport athlete. Natalia Barthel Staff Writer Sports Balancing school and a Division I sport…
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The College Expectation: How Reality Differs From Advertisement
The unfavorable challenges that come with the college experience. By Dakota Gold Staff Writer Editorial There is a commercialized promise that colleges advertise and a specific aesthetic that many students…