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Farmer’s Markets on the rise

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…

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…

Diversity at Winthrop

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The campus may have good diversity, but the classroom is lacking From personal observation, I have noticed over the last four years while attending Winthrop University that I have not…

Three Eagles honored

Staff Writer

Broman Brothers and Xavier Cooks were awarded Big South Conference awards Senior captain and Australian native Xavier Cooks has been voted the 2017-18 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Player of…

Starbucks’ greener cup initiative

Special to the Johnsonian

Starbucks attempts to break away from plastic cups and straws to cut down on waste Starbucks is an international company built on a product that requires the use of billions…

Students organize ‘March for Our Lives’

Tea Franco

In response to the Parkland shooting, a group of students organized a branch of the national march for our lives Five students with a dream to eliminate gun violence from…

Aftermath of Parkland

Staff Writer

On Feb. 14, a young man entered Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School where he shot and killed 17 students and faculty members. According to Everytown for Gun Safety, that was…

Celebrity artists visit WU

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Panel discusses careers in the arts, why they’re important, and the challenges of being a strong woman The Winthrop Women’s Coalition hosted its Women in the Arts panel discussion this past…

What did you just send/text?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Millennials were initiated to cell phones at a very young age. Their communication process is therefore in a grey zone, difficult to analyze and understand. Growing up, people develop their…

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Eagle of the Week: Sabrena Reid

Farmer’s Markets on the rise

Journalists are humans too

Diversity at Winthrop

Three Eagles honored

Starbucks’ greener cup initiative

Students organize ‘March for Our Lives’

Aftermath of Parkland

Celebrity artists visit WU

What did you just send/text?