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The Softball Team Continues to Soar Late into the 2026 Season

Omar Woods

The Softball Team Continues to Soar Late into the 2026 Season Omar Woods Sports Editor Photo by Tim Cowie Winthrop softball player grounds ball Since the end of the 2023…

Man on The Street: Coping with Exam Season

Kyan Feser

The Johnsonian asked Winthrop students why mental health is important during the spring semester. Kyan Feser Staff Writer Photo by Kyan Feser Ayden Cottingham, Jordan Schwamb, Sophia Cardin Whether you’re…

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Winthrop’s New Branding Campaign: Bring the You

Dakota Gold

University communications and marketing launches new Winthrop brand. Dakota Gold Staff Writer Winthrop University has launched their new brand campaign called “Bring the You” that aims to encourage students to…

Rock Hill City Council Moves to Sell Gettys Center to Anonymous Bidder

Zachary Bell

Dylan Bannister, a local artist and Winthrop alumni, warns what the loss of this creative hub will mean for artists. Zachary Bell Managing Editor Rock Hill seems to be moving…

ImprovThis Club Opens New Show “Where Am I, Who Are You?” in Johnson Theater

Sydney Meetze

ImprovThis Club opens new show "Where Am I, Who Are You?” in Johnson TheaterEach semester, the club creates a new improvisational theater show and holds auditions for new actors. Sydney…

A Ghost of Winthrop’s Athletic Past: The Tennis Program

Omar Woods

A Big South Player of the Year Winthrop Tennis Alumni and helps paint a picture of the successes of the tennis program six years after becoming defunct. Omar Woods Sports…

Is Activism Social Performance or in Desperation for Genuine Change?

Caroline Smith

Activism on a college campus is not just a “trend” on Instagram, but a means for true change of the outlook on how justice is portrayed. Caroline Smith Staff Writer…

War in Iran Escalates into its Second Week

Evi Houston

Dr. Muhhamet Asil, professor of political science at Winthrop University, provides analysis on major concerns surrounding the conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States. Evi Houston News Editor News…

Chartwells Denies Rumors About Chick-fil-A, Other Campus Restaurants Closing

Zachary Bell

Dining services says student surveys intended to gather feedback, not signal closures of Chick-fil-A, Einstein’s Bros. Bagels, or Starbucks. Zachary Bell Managing editor Editorial Rumors circulated in recent weeks about…

Student Emotions Still Run High Over Winthrop University’s Housing Crisis

Evi Houston

Students shared their perspective through protest and the Student Government Association’s Residence Rundown Town Hall last week, expressing frustration over the lack of housing for upperclassmen on campus. Evi Houston…