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‘I think the students need to know: he did not want to leave Winthrop’

Matt Thrift

George Hynd has been confirmed as Winthrop University’s interim president by the school’s Board of Trustees with only one opposing vote. Prior to voting Hynd in as interim president, the…

Preferred candidate for interim president announced

Anna Sharpe

George W. Hynd has been selected as the preferred candidate for the interim president of Winthrop University. If approved by the board of trustees on Friday, Hynd will serve from…

Connecting climate change and wildfires

Savannah Scott

The Australian fires have affected millions of animals and have killed over 30 people since they started in September, according to a recent article from Time magazine. But why are…

Memories of the Mamba

La J’ai Reed

Does a legend ever really die? Define legend. A legend is an individual that inspires. Kobe Bryant’s name stands prominently next to this term as a synonym. Kobe Bryant, the…

Still not equal under the Constitution

Matt Thrift

Nearly half a century ago, an amendment to the United States Constitution was introduced that would give equal protection under the Constitution to women — although as of right now,…

Although the 6,100 seat Winthrop Coliseum rarely reaches full capacity during basketball season, there is one section that is almost never empty. “We’re trying to elevate the gameday atmosphere,” said…

Byrnes renovations delayed by fire damage litigation

Laura Munson

In August 2018, a fire broke out on the roof of Byrnes Auditorium during construction on the building. Later that month, the auditorium closed for renovations that were projected to…

Winthrop students spend the day helping others

Matt Thrift

With classes at Winthrop University not being held on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a number of students made the most of the day off by helping others. The Day…

Are meat diets the problem?

Savannah Scott

There is a growing community that is against eating meat and supporting the agricultural industry. As of 2018, about 8% of Americans are on a diet that cuts back on…

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A farewell but not a goodbye

‘I think the students need to know: he did not want to leave Winthrop’

Preferred candidate for interim president announced

Connecting climate change and wildfires

Memories of the Mamba

Still not equal under the Constitution

Screamin’ for Winthrop

Byrnes renovations delayed by fire damage litigation

Winthrop students spend the day helping others

Are meat diets the problem?