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23

Oct

The rise of climate change

Savannah Scott

The possible causes of climate change first made headlines in the news 63 years ago. Why was there not a bigger call for change then? In 1956, an article by…

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10

Oct

Breaking: City water line bursts leaving Winthrop without water

Anna Sharpe

Winthrop is left without water after a city water line burst on Cherry Rd. on Wednesday afternoon.  A 20-inch pipe at the water filter plant broke, flooding the street and…

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09

Oct

Hungry in Rock Hill

Beneshia Wadlington

Food insecurity is a topic that is not always talked about, although it affects Winthrop’s campus in some way everyday. Though it may not be as visible as some other…

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09

Oct

Sorry, Alessia

Laura Munson

A widely publicized but not-so-eagerly anticipated university event has been cancelled, and students can’t help but laugh. Less than an hour after the official announcement, Winthrop’s students and meme pages…

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09

Oct

Walktober with Winthrop University

Dean of Students Office/Publications

With midterms and Halloween coming up, there are ways to relieve stress such as exercising and planning ahead, but as college students we have so little time. There is a…

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09

Oct

Ready. Set. Mario!

David Botzer

Mario Kart, the popular racing game series from Nintendo, has finally made it to mobile phones. The mobile game, titled Mario Kart Tour, released on Sept. 25 and accumulated 90…

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02

Oct

Warren: ‘dream big, fight hard’

Dean of Students Office/Publications

On Saturday, Sept. 27, Sen. Elizabeth Warren held a rally at Clinton College. Though it was scheduled to be an indoor event, the large amount of community leaders, press, teachers…

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02

Oct

Killing it

La J’ai Reed

Winthrop Volleyball has gotten off to a hot start this season and these ladies have no intentions of slowing down. In their most recent non-conference matches, the Eagles successfully took…

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02

Oct

Rock Hill’s iMAGINE STEAM Festival

Savannah Scott

Every kid’s dream is to play with hand-controlled robots and cars, do fun science experiments and art projects. But what if all of these activities were free? Families, students and…

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