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Eagle of the Week: Harper Henson

Gabby Gardner

Winthrop’s men’s and women’s track teams finished the Carolina Challenge with several Top 10 finishes on Feb. 1 and Feb 2. Junior Harper Henson finished 6th in the women’s mile,…

Thank you

Gweneshia Wadlington

We understand it was a long hard fight. To just be looked at as a human being, and not just property was only the beginning. We know that it was…

Winthrop University’s new e-Sports team

Dean of Students Office/Publications

With many popular video games like “Street Fighter,” “Super Smash Bros.” and “League of Legends,” there are multiple people that train themselves like athletes to compete with each other and…

Review: Annie got her gun

Beneshia Wadlington

“Annie Get Your Gun” is a musical set in the late 1880s and early 1890s. The story is loosely based on the life of Annie Oakley who was an extremely…

Kristin Stolle has used art to highlight the environmental issues of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), created by a company called Monsanto. Stolle’s work, ‘Selective Memory’ has been on display in…

Vaginas get worldwide recognition

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In 1994, Eve Ensler wrote a play based on dozens of interviews she had with women on what we be considered “taboo” subjects. It ended up being a revolutionary peace…

ASMR- the weird, the creepy and the satisfying?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The conversation around Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or ASMR, has been experiencing a strange moment of popularity since late 2017. For anyone unaware, ASMR describes a sensation often described as…

Winthrop’s upcoming E-Sports

Dean of Students Office/Publications

It seems like yesterday when parents would tell their children that they won’t achieve anything playing video games. Now video gamers can make money either through streaming platforms or professionally…

The truth behind CRTW

Victoria Howard

Cries of frustration about Critical, Reading, Thinking and Writing are something that many Winthrop students can empathize with and relate to. This course challenges students and puts them outside of…

Three days in Los Angeles

Dean of Students Office/Publications

When I stepped off the plane and into the concourse, I had no idea what to expect. At that point, my experience with Los Angeles had been limited to sitting…