Off-Campus Student Affairs is improving existing resources for students as concern grows among upperclassmen about the effects of the new housing priority. The decision to grant housing priority to underclassmen, in conjunction with The Courtyard confusion, has angered many juniors and seniors since school officials announced the plan in late February.
A new television show that could soon be coming to cable television is seeking script writers, actors and "young leaders" aged 16 to 26. "Here We Go!" is a half-hour production that focuses on young adults and decision-making. In each episode, the main character faces a tough scenario, makes a bad decision, learns from an educational segment about smart choices and has a second chance to get things right.
An active adult community will replace a delapidated mill next to Winthrop. ELA Corporation the company that built University Place apartments, has announced that they will be developing the 24 acres it owns between campus and downtown by putting in an active adult community to draw people older than 55 to spend their retirement years.
The employee of an American company in South America has died. Should the international company administer American criterion when compensating the South American family for the employee's work-related death? This is one of the questions area high school students answered when teams competed in the second annual York County Ethics Bowl last Friday, March 30, in Withers.
Alumni Drive (Rutledge) 4/2 Larceny of a bicycle A victim came to the Winthrop Police Department to report his bicycle had been stolen from the bike rack in front of Rutledge. The victim stated he locked his bike in the rack with a cable/key lock through the front wheel and frame at about 4 p.
Bryant Clifton is a sophomore English education major from Winnsboro, S.C. Here's what he had to say about himself and his thoughts on Winthrop: The Johnsonian: What are your top priorities right now and why? Clifton: Right now, my top priorities are passing each one of my classes and searching for additional financial aid.
Campus police usually refers students to the dean of students for judicial sanctions instead of making arrests, Police Chief Frank Zebedis said. One Winthrop student was never given such a choice. The student was arrested on March 21 while climbing Winthrop's water tower.
