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Artist spotlight and review: Jo Pastel

Winthrop offers its students many opportunities to showcase their talent. One of those chances came on Oct. 18 when DSU held a student spotlight concert. An eclectic mix of student…

Faculty performance series

Katelyn Miller

The music department has something in store for Winthrop’s community called the “Faculty Series.” This is the chance to hear the faculty of the music department perform for their students…

‘Everybody Loves a Villain’ insider

Dean of Students Office/Publications

What is a good villain in a musical without a memorable villain song? A catchy tune that encapsulates a villain’s personality and character is part of the reason we love…

Monster of the Week: Laura Munson, the Zombie Pirate

Special to the Johnsonian

Laura Munson’s favorite holiday is Halloween. She is a junior integrated marketing communications major, she is minoring in theatre and is the Vice President of the Improv This! club. Her…

York County Fashion Week

Dean of Students Office/Publications

I arrived at Camp Thunderbird at 3pm, this was the location of the opening reception and runway. I followed a few people who turned out to be makeup artists to…

Monster of the Week: Emily Hayes, the mad scientist

Dean of Students Office/Publications

As Halloween approaches, Winthrop Eagles are bringing in this spooky season in their own way. For some students, Halloween has already begun, and they get to act out their monstrous…

Review: Luna Gale

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop’s Department of Theatre and Dance kicked off its 2018-2019 season by opening “Luna Gale” on Sept. 26. The show ran for five days to sold out crowds. The show…

The Winthrop Theatre and Dance Department continues their 2018-2019 season with “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead,” an unauthorized parody of the classic “Peanuts” characters. The show follows…

Review: Rebel Without a Cause

Dean of Students Office/Publications

It begins with three wayward teenagers finding themselves at a police station for various misdemeanors. One is a boy who has problems with fitting in and has been arrested for…

AHA Film Festival explores coming of age

Dean of Students Office/Publications

With each generation of new media there are those that aim to capture the feeling of the day and be granted the ultimate badge of nostalgic favorite. Whether intentional, like…