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What’s in store for the 118th Congress

Marley Bassett

After the November 2022 midterm elections, Republicans retook the House with a narrow margin of 222-213, which is the first time that this party has been in the majority since…

27 years of inflation: what it means for Winthrop students

Autumn Hawkins

In the March 29, 1995 issue of The Johnsonian, the staff broke down that year’s tuition and academic fees for students. In 1995, full time Winthrop students were charged $3,620…

Alumni Spotlight – Michael Covil reflects on his time as WU Athletics fan

Sam Hyatt

Michael Covil, an alumni from the class of 2022, spent the majority of his time at Winthrop being involved and a fan of the athletic department at Winthrop. One of…

Police Blotter – April 19th, 2023

Jeremiah Williams

Marijuana possession in Phelps Hall An officer responded to a report of the odor of marijuana in the residence hall, which the officer would confirm the presence of the odor…

Behind ‘Pippin’: Winthrop “actors never cease to amaze”

Sam Hyatt

Winthrop theatre department students performed “Pippin” after attending rehearsals since February. The show is based on the book by Roger O. Hirson. The performances were held from Wednesday March 29,…

Shardae Nelson-Johnson is “excited about our plans to increase awareness about disability and access through programming intended for all students”

Sam Hyatt

Shardae Nelson-Johnson was promoted to director of the office of accessibility at the end of February. Before receiving the promotion, Nelson-Johnson was the coordinator of the Office of Accessibility (OA). …

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What’s in store for the 118th Congress

27 years of inflation: what it means for Winthrop students

Alumni Spotlight – Michael Covil reflects on his time as WU Athletics fan

Police Blotter – April 19th, 2023

Behind ‘Pippin’: Winthrop “actors never cease to amaze”

Shardae Nelson-Johnson is “excited about our plans to increase awareness about disability and access through programming intended for all students”

Alumni Spotlight – Corrine Whipple spent last years of college at home due to COVID-19

Winthrop hosts Movement Conference

Gary Simrill was both a traditional and non-traditional student at Winthrop

Faust is finished