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It’s not just for fun: how to use the internet to excel in class

Every year, incoming Winthrop University students have to adapt to the new format of learning with digital and print resources, implemented by professors, for studying. Aside from the helpfulness and…

Trustees approve lowest tuition increase in years

On July 3, the Winthrop University Board of Trustees approved a 2.4% tuition increase for undergraduate students meaning that full-time students who are residents will now pay $7,615 per semester,…

The candidates are in

South Carolinians will chose a new governor on Nov. 6 the general gubernatorial election. In the running are Republican incumbent Henry McMaster and Democrat James Smith. McMaster is running for…

Quick guide to Rock Hill Arts and Culture

One of the many benefits of attending Winthrop University, is the quick access one has to wonderful works of art being created by young, passionate artists. There is a wide…

Dance, sing or act your way into the arts

Winthrop University prides itself on offering a copious amount of art events. From live performances to arts exhibitions to art clubs there are many opportunities for students to get involved…

Fall 2018 arts preview

Throughout the fall semester, there are many ways for students to enjoy the arts at Winthrop University. From plays to dance shows to art gallery exhibitions, Winthrop offers something for…

Artist Spotlight: Antonio Christopher

At Winthrop University, we thrive off of our diverse and talented student body. Varying from artistic ability to the many leaders that are changing the face of our school daily.…

Winthrop Disc Golf Celebrates 25th Anniversary

By this year, The Winthrop Disc Golf club will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the sport this semester and looking into expanding its membership. With a world famous course…

Winthrop Places Over 65 Percent Of Student-Athletes On Big South Presidential Honor Roll

Winthrop student athletes have more to cheer about than just their victories this year; they should be celebrating their academic success as well. To be named to the Presidential Honor…

Eagle walks away as Big South Woman of the Year

Delaware native, Katherine Judge, was honored as the Big South Conference Woman of the Year for 2017-18. She received this award alongside Kayli Nichols from UNC Asheville. The Big South's…