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A different kind of college experience

Anna Sharpe

The diversity of Winthrop’s campus is something many students have said that they are proud of, and this includes a diverse range of ages of students. Aside from traditionally aged…

Edward Lee in D.C.

Anna Sharpe

On Sept. 6, Edward Lee, a professor of history and the director of graduate studies in history, attended the South Carolina State and Local Leaders Conference at the White House.…

Eagles take action in time of crisis

Anna Sharpe

Hurricane Florence hit the Carolinas on Sept. 14. With it came sheets of rain, powerful winds and flooding that caused many parts of North and South Carolina to be put…

Softball hires new assistant coach Jamie Morgan

Winthrop's softball team has a lot to look forward to with the addition of Jamie Morgan as the new assistant coach. Head Coach Windy Thees considers Morgan a perfect fit…

Is Trump inciting and protecting racism?

There is no doubt that racial tensions in America have been on the rise within the past few years. Three years ago President Donald Trump released his controversial campaign slogan,…

Winthrop athletics rock the hill

Winthrop University First Year Experience and the Winthrop Athletic Department joined together to welcomed the new class of 2022 with the annual Rock The Hill event. Rock The Hill is…

Be our guest

The visitation policies at Margaret Nance and Phelps have been updated for the newest residents. They both have changed their hours and requirements for signing in visitors. Both Phelps and…

Science clubs recruit incoming freshmen

Dean of Students Office/Publications

For incoming science students, there are multiple student organizations that can help along their career path. Currently on campus there are four student organizations that cater for students in a…

Fair trade is in fashion

Dean of Students Office/Publications

With fast fashion plastered on every corner and in every shopping mall, Lori Benson went against the status quo when she created her boutique, Style Recycled. Style Recycled is a…

College of Charleston recently resumed affirmative action in its admissions after “quietly discontinuing” the policy for two years without notifying professors, students or parents, according to the Post and Courier.…