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Town Hall Tuesday

Anna Sharpe

On Tuesday, Jan. 29, students, faculty and staff attended a town hall sponsored by the Council of Student Leaders. Students were encouraged to ask questions and air grievances regarding dining…

Supreme memes

Dean of Students Office/Publications

When college students are in need of some break from endless amounts of classwork, surfing the internet for some quality memes can provide quite the escape. Meme accounts are pretty…

The latest from the Winthrop Poll: $3.4 million in state contracts

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop University’s Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research, formerly known as the Social and Behavioral Research lab, will conduct three new surveys this year as part of two new…

Exposing injustice through art

Savannah Scott

If you walk into the Rutledge Galleries you will see a giant interactive crossword puzzle, pastel wallpaper, and framed pieces of art that are all part of Kirsten Stolle’s work,…

Elizabeth Warren comes to S.C.

Anna Sharpe

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren visited Columbia College on Wednesday, Jan. 23 for an organizing event. She was one of many politicians to visit the Palmetto state recently. Sen. Bernie Sanders,…

MLK day of service

Dean of Students Office/Publications

About 300 volunteers joined forces on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday to participate in the annual MLK Day of Service project. President Dan Mahony opened the day of service…

Eagles win over Gardner-Webb as ESPNU wildcard

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop and Gardner-Webb faced off on a nationally-televised game on ESPNU. The Eagles hosted the Bulldogs last Thursday evening inside the Winthrop Coliseum. In their seventh game of Big South…

New student housing project approved

Anna Sharpe

Plans for The Nest, a 85-unit student housing project located on Stewart Ave. and White St., was unanimously approved by the Rock Hill Planning Commission on Jan. 7. The project…

Winthrop experiences record number of applicants

Gweneshia Wadlington

In the fall semester of 2018, students and staff were informed that Winthrop University had lost about 50 students from the returning class of 2021. Due to this loss, the…