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Winthrop’s tennis impact is deeper than a sport

Savannah Scott

“Save Winthrop Tennis” was created by Winthrop community members to reinstate the men's and women's program to continue its legacy and the impact it had on them. The organization was…

A&C Student Art Showcases Coming Soon

David Botzer

Winthrop University is home to many talented artists, all of whom come with their own unique style. From painting to graphic design to sculpting and everything in between. If the…

Board of trustees ask permission to rename Tillman

Savannah Scott

A resolution will be sent to South Carolina Legislatures to grant the permission to rename Tillman Hall if approved, the Winthrop board of trustees announced on Friday. Tiana Neal, a…

Dean’s column deleted after language deemed potentially offensive

Savannah Scott

A Winthrop dean wrote an article about the pandemic which was later taken down due to the language used. Mark Herring, the soon to be retired dean of the Dacus…

Department of Theatre and Dance looks ahead

Laura Munson

Despite the arts community going dark due to COVID-19, the students and faculty of Winthrop’s department of theatre and dance are busy preparing for the 2020-21 season of performances. Next…

Winthrop at your humble abodes

La J’ai Reed

As COVID-19 continues its sweep across the nation, citizens are constantly transforming the way they live their daily lives. This story is no different for Winthrop Athletics. The Winthrop sports…

Financial impact on Winthrop from COVID-19 potentially ‘in the millions’

Matt Thrift

Winthrop University Interim President George Hynd told the board of trustees that the university could experience a $7 million financial impact, according to a recent press release. According to the…

When the Eagle has landed

La J’ai Reed

A world without base hits, track lanes, match points, goals, and tee times is proving to be quite empty for the Winthrop Eagles. Like numerous universities around the country, Winthrop…

Because of the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic many countries are taking precautions and providing information to prevent the spread. However, information regarding how it can affect animals has not…

The curtain draws close for now

David Botzer

Due to the threat of COVID-19 and the impact the virus has on New York City, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo banned public gatherings of more than 500 people on…