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Interview with Natalie Hoover

Banzaicon is a convention dedicated to Japanese animation, pop culture and video games in Columbia. The convention began in 2012 and is held annually during the first weekend of November.…

Review: ‘You’re Still Not Doing This?!’

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Bryan Andrew Moore graduated from Winthrop in 2007 with a degree in psychology. He has gone on to receive his masters in psychology. He currently works as a clinical research…

Artist Spotlight: Senior choreography showcase

Sarah Delventhal

As the semester comes to a close, most students prepare to hit the books and study for finals. For the seniors in the dance department, they’re preparing to hit the…

Fall One Act Festival preview

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Homecoming is the time to celebrate Winthrop’s history and its traditions. One tradition that has been around for several years is the Fall One-Act Festival, hosted by Winthrop’s theatre department.…

Artist Spotlight: Samantha Ross

Dean of Students Office/Publications

For as long as she can remember, Samantha Ross has been making art. “I was always the art kid in school, whenever we had a project where we had to…

A night at the opera

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The Winthrop Opera Theatre hosted its annual showcase “A Night of Musical Theatre” to students and families on Oct. 29. The well-received program featured 90 minutes of the Winthrop Opera…

Artist Spotlight: Katelyn Arledge

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop Dance Theatre’s upcoming concert is a collection of works that have been choreographed by faculty and guest artists. It will include several styles and feature Winthrop Students. One of…

With the troubling events of today’s world, people would feel nervous about their interactions and their perception of reality. Numerous philosophies and religions, like Buddhism, seek to help people cope…

Who ya gonna call? WU Unsolved

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The world is full of mysteries, and some of those mysteries happen to exist on Winthrop’s campus. One group on campus hopes to spread their findings to as many students…

Six spooky recommendations for Halloween

The Johnsonian

“Shaun of the Dead”: The tagline for this film describes it as a “romantic comedy with zombies,” and that’s probably the best descriptor. Shaun, as played by Simon Pegg, is…