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Winthrop defeats rival on national TV

Staff Writer

The Winthrop men’s basketball team defeated rival UNC Asheville 85-58 in a late-night showdown on Thursday. The battle of the two Big South powerhouses was nationally televised on ESPNU. The…

Eagle of the Week: Lizzy Daidone

Staff Writer

Graduate student and athletic trainer Lizzy Daidone takes the health and safety of the Eagles to heart This week’s eagle of the week isn’t your typically highlighted Winthrop athlete. Instead,…

Artist Spotlight: Ashley Cook

Dean of Students Office/Publications

One student artist is turning her dreams into reality For many student artists on any college campus, when pouring yourself into your work, you are literally putting a piece of…

Impeach Trump

Dean of Students Office/Publications

What would happen if Trump was impeached? In August, FBI director James Comey was fired by President Donald Trump after he allegedly asked Comey to end the Michael Flynn investigation…

Modern holidays

Staff Writer

How traditions are changing with the times Some holiday traditions are quickly becoming far and few between as families replace them with newer and more innovative ways to celebrate their…

Eagles come home

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The Winthrop men and women’s basketball team kicked off the Eagles’ homecoming on Nov. 18 at the Winthrop Coliseum. The day started with the traditional tailgating on the South Lawn…

Survey shows food insecurity is a problem among Winthrop students Winthrop University’s Department of Human Nutrition conducted a USDA standard survey among 600 Winthrop students measuring food insecurity on campus.…

Artist spotlight: Alicia Bouchard

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Discovering hidden talent among the sinking shelves Anyone that goes to Winthrop and has been in the library knows how draining those long and stressful nights in Dacus can be.…

First female African-American mayor elected for Charlotte

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop student and relative of newly-elected mayor talks about her work in aunt’s campaign Vi Lyles, 66, is not only the first African-American female mayor of Charlotte, but she is…

Homecoming court selection process up for review

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Student Activities officials may review traditional selection process The process of selecting the Homecoming court for king and queen is under review by recommendation of the Council of Student Leaders.…