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SC not prioritizing public school teachers in vaccine distribution

Bryn Eddy

South Carolina public school teachers have been advocating to be moved up in line for receiving the COVID-19 vaccination. However, their efforts were impeded on Tuesday, Feb. 16, during a state House panel where other essential workers demanded they also be made a priority…

First things first

Beneshia Wadlington

The Johnsonian welcomes the Winthrop Class of 2023. Hopefully you’re ready to start college life, but if not, that’s okay. College can seem overwhelming at first, but you can do…

What makes you most excited about moving into Winthrop?

Victoria Howard

Music at Macfeat

Dean of Students Office/Publications

A preschool teacher leaves her mark on Macfeat before retiring after 35 years Walking into Mary Chamberlain’s classroom transports one to a world full of oversized letters to learn and…

Students organize ‘March for Our Lives’

Tea Franco

In response to the Parkland shooting, a group of students organized a branch of the national march for our lives Five students with a dream to eliminate gun violence from…

Straight outta patience

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Gun control has fallen into the laps of the people...again Gun reform has been a controversial topic for those across the aisle for the last two decades. The idea of…

Terror in schools

Dean of Students Office/Publications

America in the wake of the Florida high school massacre Valentine’s Day is normally a day celebrated by loved ones and couples of all ages by going out to dinner,…

Tragedies lead to new curriculum

Tea Franco

Recently promoted to full time professor, Melissa Reeves hopes to integrate her experiences with the Columbine and Sandy Hook shooting into her teaching One of Winthrop’s own was a witness…