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Upsets and broken brackets

Gweneshia Wadlington

Many people love March Madness with their heart and soul, until their bracket is broken, especially due to upsets. March Madness Elite 8 consisted of the Duke Blue Devils, Michigan…

“Shazam!” spoiler-free film review

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Since the DC Extended Universe was conceived, it has been trying too hard to do what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has already accomplished. With “Shazam!”, DC has finally given us…

WU’s finals survival guide

Dean of Students Office/Publications

1. Make your own study guide Many teachers will offer a study guide that outlines most of the exam, but making your own will help you organize the categories you…

Uber and Lyft: Staying safe when hailing a ride

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Meal time on a college budget

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Muffin-Cup Cheddar Beef Pies Ingredients: 2 loaves (1 pound each) frozen bread dough 2 pounds ground beef 1 can (8 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained 1-1/4 cups shredded cheddar…

What’s that smell?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Sewage, swamp gas, garbage, animal feces and rotten eggs are the various smells faculty, staff and students in Rutledge said they have experienced occasionally for years. Recently, “the smell” has…

Man arrested on campus following reports of indecent exposure

Victoria Howard

He was parked outside of Phelps, and he wasn’t wearing pants. A man was arrested on campus last Saturday, March 23, after students reported that he was parked pantsless, according…

March Madness: provost edition

Anna Sharpe

While the rest of the country was concerned with their final four picks for their fantasy basketball brackets, Winthrop was focused on its own final four picks. The search for…

Figuring out the future

Anna Sharpe

Local newspapers are on the decline as more and more publications are forced to shut down or merge. On March 26, The Future of Journalism welcomed a panel made up…

More than my Autism

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In today’s world, there are people who are born with their own quirks and learn in a different way than everyone else. It’s important to not only treat everyone with…