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Tell your story — A conversation on improving mental health awareness

Ann Marie Juarez

Winthrop hosted another presidential hopeful who came to campus with a different approach than most on the campaign trail: a discussion with a former member of Destiny’s Child and a…

Winthrop’s College of Education establishes residency program

Matt Thrift

As South Carolina faces a daunting shortage of teachers, Winthrop University is making use of a $3.8 million grant to aid in filling that void. Winthrop’s Richard W. Riley College…

Take a seat with the Board of Trustees

Matt Thrift

It was a full day this past Friday for Winthrop University’s Board of Trustees — and some faculty and staff members — as they looked ahead at where the university…

No proof, no glory

Gweneshia Wadlington

For the past few weeks we’ve covered Esports between two different points of view. First, we addressed the appointed Team’s point of view. Where they explained how they came to…

Order up!

Beneshia Wadlington

Sodexo, the company that handles dining services at Winthrop University, has taken steps to include students in one of the most important parts of their lives: on-campus dining. Dining services…

Hook-Up with Winthrop University

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In today’s world, college is a new opportunity to make friends and expand horizons. However, there is danger of individuals who can manipulate or objectify students and put pressure or…

Crime stats reveal increase in sexual assaults

Anna Sharpe

A student was raped twice in one night in East Thomson Hall on Homecoming weekend, November 2017, according to a police report filed in Jan. 2018. This was one of…

Who runs the world? Women take back politics

Dean of Students Office/Publications

It’s not every day you see women being represented in the political forefront. South Carolina is ranked 44th in the U.S. for female legislators, according to the Center for American…

A fall break to remember

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Fall break marks a short respite from the grind of school, and this year Winthrop University students got more than they bargained for — both good and bad, in some…