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This week in American politics

Marley Bassett

On Aug. 24, President Joe Biden passed an initiative that would allow up to 10,000 dollars of student debt to be canceled for those making under 125,000 dollars a year.…

Combination locks on community style bathrooms in Margaret Nance implemented by Residence Life

Sam Hyatt

Students living in Margaret Nance received an email on Oct. 4, 2022 from the Residence Life Coordinator Jessica Martin stating that the university would be implementing combination locks on the…

WU Men’s Soccer Goes Four Games Without a Loss

Maliik Cooper

After losing 11 straight games to start to the season, Winthrop men’s soccer has only lost one of their last five. Eagles head coach Daniel Ridenhour a number of explanations…

Winthrop’s Association of Black Journalists shares opinion on Gentrification in South Carolina

DJ Lewis

According to PBS, gentrification is a general term for “the arrival of wealthier people in an existing urban district, a related increase in rents and property values and changes in…

Richardson and Wofford dormitories set to be demolished

Ariannah Johnson

The planned demolition of Wofford and Richardson residence halls has left many students wondering about how these plans would affect them and what the future holds for the replacement of…

Fall into Fun in Rock Hill

Autumn Hawkins

Now that it has begun to cool down, there are countless exciting things to do in Rock Hill to celebrate fall. Rock Hill is home to festivals, tastings, and beautiful…

This week in American politics

Marley Bassett

President Joe Biden announced his plans for reforming current policy on marijuana with three steps on Oct 6. Biden announced a federal pardon for all those currently serving in prison…

Eagles women’s soccer showing improvement over last season

Maliik Cooper

Last season, Winthrop’s women’s soccer team finished 8th in the Big South with a respectable record of 6-7-2. Even that number can be deceiving, however, considering Winthrop finished half a…

UPDATED: Downed phone lines prevent attacked student from calling WUPD

Chase Duncan

A Winthrop student was physically assaulted by a non-Winthrop affiliated stranger on Wednesday night while phone lines were down across campus, preventing students from calling the Winthrop University Police Department…

SC Senate fails to pass a “near-total ban” on abortion

Marley Bassett

The South Carolina senate recently failed to pass a near total ban on abortions without exceptions for rape and incest. The only exceptions left were fatal fetal anomalies and severe…