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New tech from Samsung

Gweneshia Wadlington

Since the original Galaxy S release, Samsung has released new technology that has pioneered the revolution of tech and altered the way we think of it. Recently, at Samsung’s Unpacked…

SAAC athletes help Habitat for Humanity

Dean of Students Office/Publications

While organizing items and house repair doesn’t sound glamorous, these services can mean a lot to families in need in Rock Hill. On March 1, the Winthrop Student Athlete Assistant…

Women’s Basketball

Gabby Gardner

The women’s basketball team hosted Presbyterian on March 12 in the Big South Tournament for the opening round. The Winthrop women’s basketball team saw its season come to an end…

The Winthrop Athletic Department celebrates the end of the school year with the WUSPYs. Created by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and the Office of Student Success, student-athletes, coaches and staff…

From pirates to painting

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop University’s Union of Student Artists took their annual Spring Break trip to Washington, DC. Their five-day trip included many stops to museums and to the sites of the capital…

“Captain Marvel” spoiler-free film review

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It took 21 films but it’s finally here; the first solo film with a female lead in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This film functions as a sort of buddy-cop adventure…

Manuscripts, armor and dragons

Matt Thrift

While most students choose a minor based off of what they are interested in or what they think may help them find a job after graduation, Winthrop University offers a…

Bards and Ballads at Winthrop

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Music has a way of influencing how jazz can move our minds and use lines from populate poetry to make new music and cause people to think. The music faculty…

Big money for a small prize

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Various organizations, from Psi Chi to The National Society of Leadership and Success, boast a long line of reasons to join their organizations. Community service, national or campus recognition and…

Breaking down the term “gamer”

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Heat tickled my cheeks and neck when someone told me once, “Oh, you’re a gamer? Does that mean you play ‘Fortnite?’” Now, I cannot deny the significant influence Fortnite had…