Campus News Archives - Page 14 of 23

Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority suspended until 2025

Marley Bassett

The Delta Pi chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was suspended until February of 2025 for violating both the Winthrop University student code of conduct and the National College Panhellenic guidelines…

Students shared experiences, gave suggestions at February Culinary Council

Christian Smith

Students at the Culinary Council on Feb. 23 voiced concerns with many Winthrop dining locations, emphasizing Mein Bowl and Tres Habaneros and noting changes in food preparation and quality. …

Winthrop sorority suspended until 2025

Bryn Eddy

Winthrop’s chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma was charged with multiple violations to the 2021-2022 Student Conduct Code on Sunday, Jan. 27. The sorority is suspended for three years effective Feb.…

Cultural event held to discuss sexual assault

Marley Bassett

*TW: Mention of sexual assault* Winthrop University recently held a cultural event concerning sexual assault on college campuses. The event featured a screening of the 2015 documentary film “The…

Police Blotter

Sarah Hassler

On Feb. 20, the R/O responded to the Parker Building to meet with the complainant in reference to damage of property. The complainant stated that the front driver’s window and…

Parking enforcement around campus to increase

Christian Smith

Parking enforcement on side streets around campus will increase due to an increase in complaints from residents and business owners about cars blocking driveways, garbage pickup, fire hydrants, intersections, crosswalks,…

Police Blotter

Sarah Hassler

On Feb. 1, a victim met with the Reporting Officer (R/O) at the Winthrop University Police Department. The victim informed the officer that she had been swindled by a person…

Common time to return

Marley Bassett

After being away for this year, common time is set to return to Winthrop’s campus next fall for the 2022-2023 school year. Common time is a set amount of time…

Parking enforcement around campus to increase

Christian Smith

Parking enforcement on side streets around campus will increase due to an increase in complaints from residents and business owners about cars blocking driveways, garbage pickup, fire hydrants, intersections, crosswalks,…