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Aiding in an epidemic

Anna Sharpe

Opioid-related deaths in York County increased by 75 percent from 2014-2016, according to the Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services. This prompted the creation of the South Carolina…

Computer science professor breaks barriers

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Those in the United States who have doctoral degrees make up less than two percent of the total population. African Americans who have doctoral degrees make up less than half…

Swipe safe

Dean of Students Office/Publications

With websites and applications such as Tinder, Bumble, EHarmony, Ok Cupid and Match.com, it’s fair to say there are a lot of dating websites in this day and age. For…

Eagle of the Week: Bjorn Broman

Dean of Students Office/Publications

When it comes to athletes and their accomplishments, it is a remarkable feat to reach a milestone in their career that allows an athlete to be proud of their skills.…

All we do is win (x7)

Beneshia Wadlington

Winthrop’s track and field teams claimed seven first-place finishes on the final day of the UNC- Wilmington Invitational to bring its weekend meet total to 11. Winthrop competed against Campbell,…

Hunter Lipscomb: Big South Player of the week

Gweneshia Wadlington

Winthrop senior finance major and baseball player Hunter Lipscomb has been named Big South Player of the Week. Lipscomb is very honored by this achievement. “Big South Player of the…

Artist Spotlight: Madeline Willard

Dean of Students Office/Publications

For every production at Winthrop’s student theatre department, there is always a good director present to help guide the show and bring their vision to life. The next show coming…

“Us” spoiler-free film review

Dean of Students Office/Publications

After the massive success of 2017’s “Get Out,” anticipations have been high for Oscar Winner Jordan Peele’s next addition to the horror genre. “Us” follows the story of a family…

Empathy: the poet’s research

Dean of Students Office/Publications

“I hope you leave out with something wonderful in your pockets,” National Book Award winner Nikky Finney said before beginning her first poem “Hurricane Beulah.” The English department at Winthrop…

“It’s just a small group of people”

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In America, there is a great divide between generations. My parents lived through 9/11; this was their generational disaster. The national reaction to 9/11 resulted in nationwide racism and fear…