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Ethical eats at Winthrop

Fair trade programs are designed to assist farmers, giving them a fairer price for their products, according to sustainability coordinator Chris Johnson. “It’s supposed to give less to the middleman…

McKee named Big South Men’s Golfer of the Week

Matthew Shealy

Michael McKee, senior, was named Big South Men’s Golfer of the Week on Sept. 20 following his performance at the Sam Hall Intercollegiate. This was McKee’s first time receiving this…

Proctor represents Winthrop in Malibu, CA

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Women's tennis star, Lauren Proctor, traveled to Malibu, California this past week to compete in the Oracle ITA Masters Tournament. Proctor is ranked 26th in the nation. She won the…

Tiger Woods is back

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Tiger Woods is back in the public spotlight, but this time, it’s for the reason most would suspect. After a slew of scandals dropped public perception of the athlete, many…

Monster of the Week: Emily Hayes, the mad scientist

Dean of Students Office/Publications

As Halloween approaches, Winthrop Eagles are bringing in this spooky season in their own way. For some students, Halloween has already begun, and they get to act out their monstrous…

Review: Luna Gale

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Winthrop’s Department of Theatre and Dance kicked off its 2018-2019 season by opening “Luna Gale” on Sept. 26. The show ran for five days to sold out crowds. The show…

The Winthrop Theatre and Dance Department continues their 2018-2019 season with “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead,” an unauthorized parody of the classic “Peanuts” characters. The show follows…

Review: Rebel Without a Cause

Dean of Students Office/Publications

It begins with three wayward teenagers finding themselves at a police station for various misdemeanors. One is a boy who has problems with fitting in and has been arrested for…

Two Cents: Fall

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Hi, I’m Shealy, and I like talking to people; hearing their opinions on pop culture, something minuscule that happened in their day, and so much more. There is wisdom, humor,…

Road work ahead?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

South Carolinians are always complaining about beaten down roads, and Hurricane Florence, which made landfall in the Carolinas on Sept. 14, did not do much to help. Though most of…