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The kids are alright

Laura Munson

Generation Z, often called “Gen Z” or “zoomers” get a lot of flak, probably even more than millennials did before the Gen Zs started to come of age. People born…

Dan is no longer our man

Victoria Howard

Tragedy rocked Winthrop’s campus on study day this past semester when news broke that the president of the university, Daniel F. Mahony, had taken a new position with the Southern…

Pedophiles on display

Matt Thrift

Content warning: Discussion of sexual assault against children The North American Man/Boy Love Association is often regarded as a joke from the adult cartoon “South Park” but the organization —…

A look back at fall semester

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Final exams are around the corner and a lot has happened at Winthrop University this semester. It’s easy to forget the numerous cultural events, sporting events and programs with exams…

Ok, boomer

Matt Thrift

If you’ve spent any amount of time on social media in the last month, then it’s effectively guaranteed that you’ve heard the phrase “Ok, boomer.” The word “boomer” here refers…

The best movies for the best season

Victoria Howard

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: time for Hallmark and Lifetime Movies to play Christmas movies 24/7. Sitting by a fire in cozy pajamas while drinking hot cocoa…

#StopTheBanSC

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The decades-long controversy of pro-life versus pro-choice has been a large part of America’s social setting since the passing of Roe v. Wade in 1973. Conservative states have attempted to…

Social media is changing how we see politicians

Victoria Howard

Chances are, if you go to Winthrop, you are active on at least one form of social media. Whether it’s Twitter, Facebook or Snapchat, every day we open up our…

What does it mean to be an Eagle?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

You should be riding the bus

Victoria Howard

The introduction of the My Ride bus system over the summer was met with positive reactions from students and residents of Rock Hill. During the first few months of the…