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Nature vs. nurture

Emily Curry

Toxic masculinity has long plagued society. Both men and women suffer from harmful ideals such as “men don’t cry” or “boys will be boys.” In their collaborative exhibit Red Delta,…

Sabine Gruffat VR exhibit unveiled at Winthrop Gallery

Jada Strong

Winthrop always strongly advocates and encourages their Fine Arts program by continuously providing opportunities for students interested in pursuing or students who just enjoy engaging in creative art. On Sept.…

‘Shang-Chi’: Not an experiment, but the future

Gabriel Corbin

Marvel looks to make cinematic history with their newest feature, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” as their first Asian-led superhero film with a predominantly Asian cast, coming…

Winthrop Fine Arts Returns to Life

Emily Curry

With Winthrop University’s plethora of fine arts programs, it should come as no surprise that the music and visual arts departments hold events throughout the year to showcase student talent.…

Artist Spotlight: Lights camera action

Mari Pressley

After joining her school’s theatre program during her junior year of high school, sophomore theatre major Carrington Wigfall was thrown into the world of theatre, forced to retain a whirlwind…

De Novo II: New Faculty in the College of Visual and Performing Arts

Mari Pressley

New faculty in Winthrop’s College of Visual and Performing Arts were invited to showcase pieces at an art exhibition titled De Novo II. “De Novo” comes from Latin, meaning in…

Arts in Rock Hill

Gabriel Corbin

Rock Hill may not look like it, but this city loves the arts. All across town, there are art pieces that are sure to catch any Winthrop student’s eyes, ranging…

Student photographers spotlighted in new gallery

Laura Munson

Some of the most interesting artwork is created when artists are allowed to work with no boundaries. In the newest photography exhibit on campus, the student work on display represents…

A warm mug of community engagement

Laura Munson

Community engagement in the face of divisive rhetoric can come from sources as simple as a conversation over a cup of coffee. This concept is the basis for The Democratic…

In This House

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop’s theatre and dance department prides itself on giving students the opportunity to direct their own shows. The department kicked off it’s spring 2019 season with In This House a…