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Backpacking for beginners

How to prepare for a backpacking trip On Thursday, PESH 172, a class on rafting, camping and backpacking, took a three day trip into Jones Gap state park. They spent…

Eagle of the Week: Theo Kahler

Staff Writer

Sophomore track and cross country distance runner Theo Kahler soars to new heights Theo Kahler is a sophomore distance runner on the cross country and track teams at Winthrop. He…

Natives of Sucusari: Meeting the Maijuna

Dean of Students Office/Publications

TJ staff member reports from abroad in the Amazon rainforest Thoughts of “indigenous Amazonians” often, with the help of inaccurate media portrayals, conjure images of remote and uncivilized tribes who…

WU marches for lives

Tea Franco

Students organized a sister march to the national March for Our Lives, organized as a reaction to the Parkland shooting The front of Lindsey Graham’s office was decorated with an array…

Winthrop graduate soars

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Camerun Wasington, WU class of ‘17, becomes the first African-American male to be accepted into VCU’s genetic counseling program Virginia Commonwealth University’s (VCU) genetic counseling program is not an easy…

Way Up with job opportunities

Special to the Johnsonian

Networking just got easier with sites like LinkedIn and Way Up. The time of graduation excitement and job search anxieties has arrived once again. Students are on the hunt for…

Eagle of the Week: Sabrena Reid

Staff Writer

Senior track and field athlete, Sabrena Reid, hopes to soar with the Eagles in her final season Sabrena Reid is a senior Nutrition major from Long Island, New York. She…

Farmer’s Markets on the rise

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Students and locals start turning to farmer’s markets for their fresh and natural needs Spring is coming into full bloom and Rock Hill locals and students are turning to farmer’s…

Journalists are humans too

Tea Franco

Stop attacking journalists for human error Whether it is via the president’s tweets, edgy YouTube Videos, or snide remarks from your friendly neighborhood Facebook ranter, journalists have been under attack…