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Tom S. Gettys Center Lease Terminated by City of Rock Hill

Mia Molfetta

Tenants have been given until August 31, 2025 to vacate their spaces in the building. On March 10, Rock Hill City Council held a citizens hearing for the community…

Club spotlight: Psi Chi and Psych Club

Riley Brodie

Bringing Winthrop’s Psi Chi and Psychology club back to life Since electing new officers, Winthrop’s Psi Chi chapter and Psychology club have reactivated and rejuvenated their organizations this past semester. …

Business or Pleasure: Will Winthrop Students Ever be Able to Differentiate Between the Two?

Adriane Alston

Winthrop University prides itself on being a student-oriented campus, but has our sense of community and social engagement suffered in the process? While many students choose their college based…

University Unveils Four New Degree Programs, Three Concentrations for Fall 2025 Semester

Evi Houston

Additions to all four colleges reflect the growing technology industry and pressure on student career readiness and workforce integration. Winthrop University will introduce a variety of new degree programs and…

South Carolina’s Abortion Debate Heats Up

Zachary Bell

New legislation that would effectively end abortion in the state has lawmakers divided, as the South Carolina Supreme Court prepares to rule the current abortion law House legislators in South…

Winthrop Theater’s “Antigone” Play Begins Rehearsals

Gabriela Griggs

Director Brandon Dawson sits down to discuss adapting the classic Greek tragedy that will be gracing Winthrop’s Johnson stage this spring. The seventh piece in Winthrop University’s 2024-2025 performance cycle has…

Man on the Street: What Did Winthrop Eagles Do for Spring Break?

Chase Duncan

Winthrop students and staff share how they spent their time over the seasonal break. Spring Break 2025 bloomed and withered for Winthrop students, faculty and staff last week, with…

Winthrop Professor Spotlight: William Kiblinger

Omar Woods

October 31, 2024 Winthrop professor William Kiblinger teaches Political Science, Philosophy, Religion and Legal Studies. He is particularly involved in the Philosophy and Legal Studies area on campus. Kiblinger’s…

Election Season Spotlight: Local Candidates

Gabriela Griggs

October 31, 2024 Get some background in the local candidates running for office in York County. With the 2024 presidential election soon coming to a close, it can be easy…

DSU Halts All Student Union Led Events Over Budgetary Concerns

Clark Vilardebo

October 31, 2024 DSU President, Ethel Sakyi, discusses the events that led up to the decision to pause all programing. Student unions play a large role in the college experience,…