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Professor Tammy White, leading future leaders

Jada Strong

Tammy White is an assistant professor and the director of the master’s program in educational leadership. In her classroom, she prepares graduate students to become education leaders themselves. White is…

Cultural event discusses porn, stigmas and sexual health

Marley Bassett

“Porn: Exposed!” discussed several prevalent issues concerning porn and sex, including sexual wellness. The event held last Friday at Dina’s Place considered problems in the porn industry, sexual violence, and…

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Club profile: Winthrop College Republicans

Mari Pressley

The Winthrop College Republicans have recently resumed their organization after a year of the pandemic. The self-proclaimed “Best Party on Campus” seeks to give conservative students a place to voice…

The murder of Miya Marcano

Sam Hyatt

Trigger warning – this article will discuss violent actions that were committed against a college student. Miya Marcano, a 19-year-old college student at Valencia College in Orlando, was reported…

Police Blotter 09/23′

Sarah Hassler

On Sept. 23, the R/O (Reporting Officer) was dispatched to West Thomson in reference to an ex-boyfriend standing outside of the complainant’s room. Once on scene, the R/O was able…

2020 crime and security report released

Marley Bassett

Winthrop University released its annual crime and security report for the 2020 calendar year. This security report is mandated by law for any public or private higher education institution that…

Construction in Old Town brings repairs, development

Christian Smith

Construction dots Old Town with both repair and development projects. The majority of these projects are a part of the Knowledge Park action plan, which plans to “reinvent the original…

Murdaughs’ mysterious murders

Autumn Hawkins

The well-known Murdaugh family came into the national spotlight this year after their name became tied to multiple deaths. The Murdaugh family has been synonymous with court cases and…

The curious case of Osage orange

Autumn Hawkins

Generations of Winthrop students have been mystified by the softball-sized green spheres littering the ground outside of Joynes Hall. The Maclura pomifera tree, also known as the Osage orange,…