covid19

Education and Economics: COVID relief funds in college

Autumn Hawkins

On Feb. 22, Winthrop interim president George Hynd announced another COVID relief fund to the student body. In December of 2020, Winthrop University received approximately two and a half…

Getting your daily dose of vitamin D

Wren Brooke

With classes almost completely online during the fall and many staying that way this semester, working electronically has started to feel more natural than in-person classes. Here’s a few reasons…

Coronavirus update for the week of February 3, 2021

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Was Trump the QAnon Messiah the internet believed?

Wren Brooke

Since the beginning of COVID-19’s spread through the U.S., many evangelical groups’ voices have adopted a strong pro-Trump slant, leading to a nearly propaganda-tier level of misinformation about the former…

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Coronavirus update for the week of January 27, 2021

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Coronavirus update for the week of January 20, 2020

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Coronavirus update for the week of January 13, 2020

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No New Year’s Eve 2021 party?

Allison Reynolds

For years as a tradition to ring in the new year, people have had parties all over the world to watch the ball drop and celebrate the year changing. However,…

Notebooks and nose swabs: the debate on education during COVID-19

Autumn Hawkins

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have been given the choice to either learn remotely or in person. At the beginning of quarantine, parents of young students realized…

Numb to the numbers

The Johnsonian

As the pandemic continues, society is growing numb to the impact it has had on 2020. Since this past July, the White House’s actions have indicated that President Trump…