Stealing the spotlight
“God, I hope I get it.” The iconic lyric from “A Chorus Line” may have been in the heads of many hopeful students this week, as the Theatre and Dance…
Review: The Night is Short, Walk on Girl
A college student sits down at a regal club and begins a drinking contest with an elderly loan shark. While they drink, the loan shark states how life is empty…
Artist Spotlight: Amery Miller
One of the rising stars in Winthrop University’s Theatre Department, Amery Miller, considers theatre as a way to continue doing what he has loved since high school. With a passion…
Winthrop athletics rock the hill
Winthrop University First Year Experience and the Winthrop Athletic Department joined together to welcomed the new class of 2022 with the annual Rock The Hill event. Rock The Hill is…
Sallie Mae all day, everyday
One of the most popular ways many students have said that they pay for college is through loans. Excluding tuition, many of these students must concern themselves with how to…
Be our guest
The visitation policies at Margaret Nance and Phelps have been updated for the newest residents. They both have changed their hours and requirements for signing in visitors. Both Phelps and…
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Science clubs recruit incoming freshmen
For incoming science students, there are multiple student organizations that can help along their career path. Currently on campus there are four student organizations that cater for students in a…
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Aug
Fair trade is in fashion
With fast fashion plastered on every corner and in every shopping mall, Lori Benson went against the status quo when she created her boutique, Style Recycled. Style Recycled is a…
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Aug
A race blind school
College of Charleston recently resumed affirmative action in its admissions after “quietly discontinuing” the policy for two years without notifying professors, students or parents, according to the Post and Courier.…
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Aug
From provost back to professor
Debra Boyd said that she is excited to continue her efforts of helping students by rejoining them in the classroom and returning to her original position as a professor of…