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Letter from the Editor: New Beginnings

Bailey Wimberly

By Bailey Wimberly Editor-in-Chief Editorial As someone who grew up working in the social media industry, I knew I wanted to come to school to pursue my marketing degree, but…

Winthrop Partners with ACES Flight School to Make Pilots Winthrop Eagles

Chase Duncan

A new Winthrop program that simultaneously trains and certifies pilots while they work towards a bachelor’s degree aims to admit its first students in Fall 2026. By Chase Duncan Copy…

Winthrop’s Newest Gallery Explores Mortality

Gabriela Griggs

A look inside “Ephemerality,” Winthrop’s most recent gallery and statements from some of the artists. By Gabriela Griggs Staff Writer AC&T Inside Winthrop University’s Lewandowski Gallery, housed in the entrance…

Residence Halls, Renovations and Roads: A Look into Winthrop’s Upcoming Construction Projects on Campus

Evi Houston

Vice President of Facilities Management, James Grigg, gives a look behind the curtain on future campus projects, including a new residence hall, the relocation of the Louise Pettus Archives and…

The Addition of “Oddball Sports” in Contributing to Winthrop’s Unique Sports Identity

Omar Woods

Every Division I college has their standard line up of sports but Winthrop University has shaken up this tradition. By Omar Woods Sports Editor Sports Traditionally, every college has a…

Letter From the Editor: Farewell, Winthrop!

Clark Vilardebo

By Clark Vilardebo Editor-in-Chief Editorial It’s hard to put into words how much my time here at Winthrop has shaped me, but I will do my damnedest. When I first…

The Johnsonian Wrapped: Students Share their Albums of the Year

Kyan Feser

By Kyan Feser Staff Writer Editorial In our last man on the street for 2025, The Johnsonian asked Winthrop students what albums they had on repeat Spotify Wrapped is right…

Revived MSA Improves Muslim Representation and Community at Winthrop

Riley Brodie

Three student officers of Winthrop’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) took the time to discuss their organizations’ initiatives and values. They additionally shared insight into their experiences as Muslim students at…

Before You Share: The Dangers of Spreading Misinformation Through Social Media

Kira Rich

An anonymous post on Fizz about an alleged assault in Phelps causes panic among students. By Kira Rich Staff Writer Within hours, uneasiness flooded the campus. Screenshots were shared amongst…

Rock Hill Businesses Stepping up During SNAP Benefit Drought

Gabriela Griggs

A highlight on local businesses donating to assist those struggling with food insecurity and where to find them. By Gabriela Griggs Staff Writer In response to the national delay of…