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Take me out to the ballpark…for drinks

Gabby Gardner

Winthrop University baseball and softball stadiums have begun selling beer and wine to patrons who are over 21 years old and who present a valid and legal identification. Individuals will…

Stars shine in Charlotte

Matthew Shealy

Every year, the National Basketball Association has a mid-season break known as All-Star Weekend. The break serves as a time to recognize the best players in the league. This season…

Keeping up with men and women’s basketball

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Men’s Basketball The men only have one more game left in conference play before the Big South Tournament begins. The team is currently 9-4 and in second place behind Radford. …

Southern Foodways Alliance Film Festival

Dean of Students Office/Publications

One of the markers of the South is good old fashioned Southern cooking, like shrimp and grits, cornbread or collard greens. But it’s important to see how food can form…

Winthrop Choirs semi-finalists for American Prize

Dean of Students Office/Publications

The American Prize is a series of new, non-profit national competitions in the performing arts. The American Prize provides cash awards, professional adjudication as well as wide recognition for all…

Trezzvant Anderson’s legacy

Dean of Students Office/Publications

When people think of civil rights it is likely they picture prominent figures such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks or Malcolm X. However, few people may be…

DSU Student Spotlight

Katelyn Miller

There are very talented students on Winthrop’s campus, and it is important that we recognize them to make sure their hard work does not go unnoticed. DSU presented a Student…

Are Eagles safe on campus?

Sarah Delventhal

Students feel safe on campus even after the sexual assault on Friday, Feb. 15. Out of the four students interviewed, all of them said they felt safe on campus. Maggie…

The free speech crisis

Dean of Students Office/Publications

In high school, I would hear plenty of people yell about building Trump’s wall during pep rallies. The boy sitting next to me would tell me that women belong in…

Kaep won, NFL took a knee

Victoria Howard

Most of us know of how Colin Kaepernick’s, former NFL quarterback for the 49ers, collusion case came to be. Back in 2017, Kaepernick began kneeling during the national anthem for…