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From courtside to walk-on

Staff Writer

Former men’s basketball manager honored with walk-on spot on men’s basketball team Matthew Erps, a senior exercise science major from Spartanburg, South Carolina, was promoted from a Winthrop men’s basketball…

Winthrop Looks To Face Issues With Policing Through Candid Conversation

Tea Franco

When it comes to police brutality, the statistics are sobering. Seven hundred and eighty two people have been fatally shot by police in 2017, according to the Washington Post. Black…

Artist Spotlight: Lacey Todd

Dean of Students Office/Publications

How a student overcomes her disability and paints the world in her own colors Lacey Todd, a junior fine arts major with a focus in painting, is unlike many other…

Eagle of the Week: Natalie Royaards

Staff Writer

Sophomore Natalie Royaard helps Lady Eagles wrap up their season Natalie Royaards is a sophomore athletic training major from Greenville, South Carolina and is a member of the women’s soccer…

Environmental Justice

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Tyrone B. Hayes, Ph.D, who is known for his work on the herbicide atrazine and how it demasculinized male frogs, spoke at Winthrop on Monday, Oct. 9th. Hayes studied at…

Tragedies lead to new curriculum

Tea Franco

Recently promoted to full time professor, Melissa Reeves hopes to integrate her experiences with the Columbine and Sandy Hook shooting into her teaching One of Winthrop’s own was a witness…

New facility and Byrnes renovation on the way

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Mahony announces upcoming projects for the “treasure” of Winthrop and a new facility University president Dan Mahony announced two upcoming changes at his State of the University Address on Oct.…

Winthrop insecure

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In this modern age we all need wifi to do most work or school assignments, so what is up with Winthrop wifi? As much as I hate sweeping generalizations, we…

Can you Digs it?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The DiGiorgio Campus Center, informally known as “Digs”, is the place to go for a quick bite, cultural events, bookstore, coffee and recreational activities such as ping pong or billiards.…

What’s in a name?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Discussing the move to officially change the name of Columbus day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day Many students grow up knowing Oct. 9 as Columbus Day, and either look forward to…