Mindset Creates Culture - The 98-99 Men's Basketball Team

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: hillm@winthrop.edu 

DSU Presents...The Color Purple

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu
***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children.
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Martin Luther King Service and Vigil

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: jacksona36@winthrop.edu 

DSU Presents...Soul Night featuring Eems

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu
***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children.
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The Bleachery: Rock Hill's Greatest Business Enterprise

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: gillikinm@winthrop.edu 

The Art of Envisioning: 2024

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: careerdev@winthrop.edu 

Registration Link:  Register in Handshake

Serve & Connect: A Discussion on Improving Community-Police Relations

Dr. Kassy Alia Ray will deliver a talk on how to enhance community-police relations that draws on her work with "Serve & Connect" and her experiences as the widow of a police officer who was murdered in the line of duty. The event will feature a presentation/lecture followed by a 15-minute Q&A session.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: belka@winthrop.edu 

The Importance of Black Greek Letter Organizations

Representatives from Black Greek Letter Organizations will discuss the historical significance, leadership and service, academic excellence, personal testimonials, and community impact.  Following the presentation, the audience can interact with the panel in a Q&A session to gain deeper insights and perspectives. Do not miss the opportunity to see the meaning behind our letters.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: nphc@winthrop.edu 

DSU Presents...The Kiki Ball

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu 

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

DSU Presents...Rustin

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

Bridging the Legacy of Slavery: A Conversation Between Brattonsville's Black & White Descendants

Members of the panel will include representatives from different racial backgrounds who are descendants of people who lived on the Bratton plantation in the 19th century.  They will discuss how their shared geographical location has influenced their current understandings of the past.  They will also share their reasons for becoming involved in this project, how they have contributed to the work of Brattonsville, the ways the work has been both challenging and rewarding, and how reconciliation is occurring.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: gillikinm@winthrop.edu 

Viewing Party: Expedition Unknown: The Lost City of the White Jaguar

Watch Winthrop's own Dr. Brent Woodfill on Discovery's Expedition Unknown, where he leads host Josh Gates to a lost Mayan city in southern Mexico.  After the show, Dr. Woodfill will conduct a Q&A session about the experience.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: woodfillb@winthrop.edu 

Grits Co. Live Show: Being LGBTQ+ in the South

In collaboration with G.R.I.T.S Co. (Gays Raised In The South), this live show is designed to bring awareness to those who are in communities of color in order to feel safe and seen in the LGBTQ+ community.  The show will be followed by a discussion/Q&A time.

Admission: Free and open to the public 

Event Contact: dahyas2@mailbox.winthrop.edu 

Dorothy Perry Thompson Colloquium in African American Studies and the African American Experience

Guest speaker, Elaine Brown, will spend 30-40 minutes discussing her experiences as an activist in the Black Freedom Movement, particularly her membership in and leadership of the Black Panther Party in the 1970s.

Admission: Free and open to the public 

Event Contact: dmcknightoj@winthrop.edu 

Love Has No Borders

During the event, International Center staff will give a presentation on navigating cultural differences when building cross-cultural relationships, followed by a Q & A panel with international students.  

Admission: Free and open to the public 

Event Contact: international@winthrop.edu 

Winthrop Day-By-Day: 1919 Silent Film

This presentation by Gina Price White, Director of the Louise Pettus Archives & Special Collections at Winthrop University, will provide some deep historical and cultural knowledge not only of Winthrop, but also of the United States during the beginning of the twentieth century. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A session.

Admission: Free and open to the public 

Event Contact: thomasd16@mailbox.winthrop.edu 

DSU Presents...Lunar New Year

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

Glass-Jawed Governance: Fragile Charisma and Academic Freedom in Comparative Context

Recent attacks on academic freedom in both the United States and elsewhere have stimulated interest in disparities in levels of academic freedom around the world. This event is a discussion on the relationship between charismatic leadership, charismatic authority, and academic freedom in comparative context.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu 

Black Box - an Experimental Devised Piece

This story takes the audience through the slings and arrows of what it means to create theatre, bringing them into an entire spectrum of emotional atmospheres.

Admission: $5/Student and $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Black Box - an Experimental Devised Piece

This story takes the audience through the slings and arrows of what it means to create theatre, bringing them into an entire spectrum of emotional atmospheres.

Admission: $5/Student and $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Linguistic and Cultural Diversity: Cornerstone of Communities

This lecture, by national linguistic expert, Dr. Gooden, will shed light on linguistic and cultural diversity in the U.S. and highlight ways that it influences outcomes.  Lastly, the lecture will discuss ways to build community through linguistic inclusion.

Admission: Free | Event Contact: hugginsm@winthrop.edu 

STEM Sistas: Inspiring the Next Generation

Discussion of affirmative action, the DEI bill, and intersectionality as part of controversial topics. Winthrop's NAACP would like to spread awareness about these issues and how they contribute to the pipeline of diverse women in STEM.

Admission: Free | Event Contact: browna97@winthrop.edu 

Black Box - an Experimental Devised Piece

This story takes the audience through the slings and arrows of what it means to create theatre, bringing them into an entire spectrum of emotional atmospheres.

Admission: $8/Student and $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

LIFT Conference Keynote Address

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

Registration Link:  https://winthrop.presence.io/form/lift-conference-2024-registration-form

Black Box - an Experimental Devised Piece

This story takes the audience through the slings and arrows of what it means to create theatre, bringing them into an entire spectrum of emotional atmospheres.

Admission: $8/Student and $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Black Box - an Experimental Devised Piece

This story takes the audience through the slings and arrows of what it means to create theatre, bringing them into an entire spectrum of emotional atmospheres.

Admission: $8/Student and $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Preserving Black History: The Legacy of Rosenwald Schools

This event will include a presentation and panel discussion on the history of Rosenwald schools, notably their influence on the education of African Americans during the segregated era; specific emphasis will be placed on Rock Hill and surrounding communities.  The event will bring awareness to the forgotten history of these schools, and their deep social ties to the local African American community.  A 15-minute Q&A session will follow.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: whitegp@winthrop.edu 

Winthrop Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Concert

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Noises Off!

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

By Way of the Back Door: Their Voices, Their Stories

This panel will consist of two Brattonsville descendants, Ms. Margaret Crawford Parson-Willins and Mr. Wali Cathcart, whose ancestors were enslaved at Brattonsville. Throughout the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s both panelists played a role in the fight for racial and social injustices locally and nationally. This event highlights their trajectory as descendants of the enslaved and how their heritage played a role in their social justice activism.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: dmcknightoj@winthrop.edu 

Noises Off!

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Noises Off! (Special Outreach Performance)

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Noises Off!

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Noises Off!

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Noises Off!

In this rip-roaring classic, the audience is treated to a hilarious behind-the-scenes peek at an acting troupe rehearsing and performing the farce Nothing On. 

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts with Dr. Gregg Hecimovich

Dr. Gregg Hecimovich will speak about his book, The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts: the True Story of The Bondwoman's Narrative--a groundbreaking study of the first Black female novelist and her life as an enslaved woman. This event is co-sponsored by the Department of English and the African American Studies Program. A Q&A will follow.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: smithca@winthrop.edu 

A Celebration of Black Music History: Jazz/Commercial Music Ensemble

A performance by the Jazz Ensemble and the Commercial Music Ensemble celebrating Black Music history. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

WUVOP African-American Heritage Concert

The Winthrop University Vision of Prayze Gospel Choir will host its highly anticipated 8th Annual African-American Heritage Gospel Concert to celebrate the rich heritage and cultural effect that gospel music has in our society.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: evansj24@winthrop.edu

Ghosts of Rwanda: War, Trauma, and the Experience of Genocide

This event is a panel discussion featuring three Winthrop faculty who will discuss themes related to this year's common book (Clemantine Wamariya's The Girl Who Smiled Beads) from their own disciplinary perspectives.  The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: glovera@winthrop.edu 

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

Revisiting: The Influence of Black Artists on American Culture

Presentation on the Black Art Movements (Harlem Renaissance, Black Arts Movement, Civil Rights Movement, and the development of music from jazz and blues to the music we have today).

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: rushf@winthrop.edu 

Farha: A Palestine Movie Watch & Analysis (***CANCELLED***)

This event has the objective of highlighting the stories of Palestinian people, understanding the importance of their culture, and the implications that the film has to current events as Palestine people are facing genocide, oppression, and displacement.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: simpsonf6@winthrop.edu 

DSU presents...Pottery Class (***SOLD OUT***)

This event will consist of an instructional lecture from Kassidy Plyler from the Catawba Nation informing the audience about the origins of Native American pottery and clay and how it affects their culture and community. 

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass

Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu 

Winthrop Women's Coalition Presents: Women and The Law

Panel of Winthrop women alumni lawyers and judges to highlight the obstacles and opportunities women alumni have experienced in a variety of important career fields relevant to our current student body and the wider community.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu 

UN Dance

The showing will feature works representing the untold stories of the African American community using dance as a lens and are choreographed and performed by current dance education majors in the theatre and dance department. This performance is in collaboration with the African American Studies Program. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: ozustk@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Clarinet Studio Recital

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

DSU Presents...War: What is it Good For?

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu 
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Let's Talk About Race

The presentation is an important step in advancing the voices and experiences of those who sit at the intersection of race and gender, as they navigate private and public spaces.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: hugginsm@winthrop.edu 

Refugees 101

Presentation on refugeeism and refugee resettlement in the Carolinas.  It invites students to reflect upon a series of cultural, political, and life experiences likely to differ substantially from their own.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: glovera@winthrop.edu 

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

Finally Got the News: Film Presentation and Discussion

Finally Got the News was created as an advertisement during the twilight years of The League of Revolutionary Black Workers. Its members were influenced and further drove the field of black power during the late 60s and early 70s. The film not only shows a comprehensive picture of the organization, but is a cohesive statement of the organization's beliefs and goals.

Admission: Free and open to the public
Event Contact: simonj4@winthrop.edu 

Farming Landscapes under Stress in Peru: Using Archaeology to Understand Adaptations to Warfare and Changing Climates

This lecture will focus on how societies in the Peruvian Andes responded to ancient climate change--it's a relevant topic today but from a different temporal and geographical perspective. Lecture by Lauren Kohut (Environmental Studies and Geography programs, Ph.D. in Anthropology from Vanderbilt University) who has 15 years of research experience in South America.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: woodfillb@winthrop.edu 

Women In Leadership: Breaking Barriers and Inspiring Change

This event, focusing on the importance of women in leadership roles, fits into various categories including humanities, society and culture, and world cultures. It delves into societal norms, cultural perceptions, and historical contexts surrounding gender roles and leadership. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: batesk6@winthrop.edu 

A Journey to Remember: Where I’ve Been, Where I’m Going

Hosted by the Student Alumni Council and the Women’s & Gender Studies Program, A Journey to Remember: Where I’ve Been, Where I’m Going will highlight four young alumnae of color as they share their Winthrop experiences and how their alma mater has positively impacted their lives personally and professionally. These young voices give a fresh perspective on what it means to be a Winthrop graduate in 2024, nearly 140 years after Winthrop’s first graduating female class. 

Participants may submit questions to alumni@winthrop.edu prior to the event. 

Admission: Free and open to the public
Event Contact: jenkinse6@winthrop.edu 

Student Showcase Recital

Event Contact: music@winthrop.edu 

International Humanitarian Law in Gaza and Crisis Regions Globally

Winthrop University Collegiate Delegates will represent 45 Member States in the United Nations General Assembly in front of an audience of 350 high schools, advisors, and judges. This year, the resolution topic they will debate is: International Humanitarian Law in Gaza and Crisis Regions Globally. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu 

Speak Up: Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Minorities on College Campuses

Admission: Free and Open to the public | Event Contact: hudgensj@winthrop.edu 

48th Annual Model United Nations Keynote Address:The Role and Impact of Technology in Our Global World

Our keynote speaker this year is WU PLSC and Model UN Class of 2015 Alumnae Brandi Geurkink. Based in Berling, Germany for the last seven years, Geurkink's talk will be on The Role and Impact of Technology in Our Global World. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu 

History of Sports Tourism in Rock Hill

They will present on the evolution of sports and tourism in the area, beginning with the controversial funding for Cherry Park and moving historically through the development Manchester Meadows, the BMX track facilities, as well as the new city sports arena.

Event Contact: draned@winthrop.edu 

South Carolina Conference Hymn Choir

Admission: Free and Open to public

Event Contact: wonderlichk@winthrop.edu 

Celebrating Winthrop Women from Yesterday and Today

During this Casual Friday event, “Celebrating Winthrop Women from Yesterday and Today,” the International Center staff and staff from the Louise Pettus Archives office will collaborate on bringing to life some of the most amazing Winthrop Women Alumni with this lecture. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: international@winthrop.edu 

DSU presents...QuickFlix Film Festival

Lecture presentation by Melanie Cooper of the Arts Council of York County on the importance of film festivals, how selections are made, and the overall judging process.

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu 

Persian Music Ensemble: New Year Event, “Nowruz”

Come celebrate the Persian new year (Nowruz), the most popular event of the year for the Persians of the world. Join us to hear soothing, relaxing, and exciting live Persian acoustic music, and see the live performance of Persian dance art. This will be a memorable experience! 

Admission: Free and open to the public

Optional Donation: $25 to support Women’s rights in Iran via this link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nowruz-persian-new-year-event-tickets-817057590247

Event Contact: music@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Student Creative Writing Showcase

Winthrop Creative Writing Students will read/perform their fiction, poetry, and creative nonfiction for a live public audience.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: sommerse@winthrop.edu 

Medieval African Cultures and Literature

This talk will look at the medieval African world during the High and Late Middle Ages (1100s – 1400s), exploring the diverse and well-connected African cultures scattered across the continent.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: bellgd@winthrop.edu 

X-Men: Mutant Justice

You know them as X-Men, X-Force, the New Mutants, or simply Mutants. But what do mutants fight for? Are they heroes, or villains? Is Deadpool merely a clown? Why are they feared by non-Mutants, loathed by some government officials? At this Cultural Event, you'll learn about how comics are made, how real life and historical events impact comics, and the real people who bring these stories to life.

Admission: Free and open to the public

Event Contact: tselentisj@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Charlotte Strings Collective

Charlotte Strings Collective will be performing in McBryde Hall. Some of Winthrop Music Department instructors are part of this amazing group!

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Find Spring in Your Eyes: Life and Beauty in East Asian Festivals

Introduction to East Asian festivals and cultures followed by an explanation and demonstration of the historical evolution and skills of Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement).

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: changc@winthrop.edu

Ettiquette Dinner: A Cultural Experience

Exposes Winthrop students to the art of etiquette dining and its customs and traditions, many of which are culture bound.

Admission: Registration is limited to the first 35 students: https://winthrop.joinhandshake.com/events/1488471/share_preview

Event Contact: careerdev@winthrop.edu

2024 Anthology Publication Reading

The event will feature original creative works of prose and poetry from Winthrop's own student population. It gives viewers the opportunity to appreciate and be exposed to writings from different backgrounds and individuals and offers a robust artistic experience.

Admission: Free | Event Contact: nelsona15@winthrop.edu

Student Body Candidate Debate 2024

Admission: Free | Event Contact: medcalfk2@winthrop.edu 

Clarinet Studio Recital

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Writing Our Lives: Women's Poetry Reading

This event is a poetry reading for Women's History Month. The readers, Mary Martin, Jo Koster, Jane Smith, and Casey Smith, are all connected to the Winthrop English Department.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: smithca@winthrop.edu 

Women Shall Not Rule? Women in East Asian Politics and Religions

Placed in a historical East Asian context, the lecture will highlight some East Asian women, among others, in both historical and contemporary worlds, explaining their roles in traditional and even patriarchal societies and their efforts in achieving independence.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: changc@winthrop.edu

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet (Special Outreach Performance)

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Second Annual Graduate Conference: Royal Meet Up

Keynote speaker, Dr. Timothy Elston, will give a talk on “Catherine of Aragon, Diplomacy, and Vives’ Idea of Wifely Duty,” which is about the role of women in late medieval and early modern Spain. In addition to the keynote speaker, graduate students will present 
academic papers on a range of topics relating to the conference theme.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: brightm6@winthrop.edu

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

DSU Presents...Poetry Slam

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

Brass Studios Recital

Event Contact: music@winthrop.edu 

Displacement and Forced Migration in Religious, Literary, and Artistic Perspective

Panelists will give individual presentations that represent distinct but overlapping approaches to immigration and force displacement from three disciplinary perspectives (art history, religious studies, Latin American studies). 

Event Contact: glovera@winthrop.edu 

Paying College Athletes? The History of Amateurism vs. Pay for Play in Major College Football

This event will include a lecture and Q&A discussing discussing the history of college football and its impact on the recent legalization of so-called Name-Image-Likeness money

Admission: Free and Open to the public | Event Contact: flakel3@winthrop.edu 

Jazz Ensemble Performance

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

DSU Presents...NeurHarmony

Admission: $5/Winthrop Students | $10/Public | FREE with All-Access Pass
Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

The Lena-Miles Wever Todd Emerging Writers Series Presents Poet Andrew Collard

Andrew Collard will read poems from his new book, "Sprawl", and then field questions from the audience. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: sommerse@winthrop.edu

Graduate Showcase

The 3MGS (Three Minute Graduate Showcase) is a competition, where graduate students present their research to a general audience. 

Admission: Free and Open to the public | Event Contact: jacobseng@winthrop.edu 

Winthrop Symphony Orchestra

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

BFA Senior Artist Talks

Fine arts BFA candidates will present their senior research and artwork.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: osteenc@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

MFA Thesis Talk: Chloe Compton

This public talk covers the thesis research and supporting artwork exhibition by MFA candidate Chloe Compton. Q&A to proceed the artist's reception.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: suttons@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Hidden Figures: movie clips and discussion

The lecture and discussion aim to put the film in a historical context and trace comparisons between the real characters' facts and the modifications seen in the movie. And ultimately, reflect on how much has changed and how much work still needs to be done.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: wozniaks@winthrop.edu 

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Romeo and Juliet

From historic feud to ill-fated union, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet finds new significance in Winthrop's intimate Studio Theatre

Admission: $10/Student & $15/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

French Horn Studio Recital

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

This event is centered around the first year experience and focuses on how young black teachers are working to impact the young black Americans of our current society. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: jacobsm3@winthrop.edu 

Commercial Music Ensemble

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Presentation by Textile Artist Asa Jackson

Visual artist Asa Jackson will be speaking about his colorful large-scale textile pieces which are constructed from African fabric and recycled clothing. His globally-inspired works reference the lived experiences of diverse populations through their visual power and the lens of African spirituality.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: burmeistera@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Winthrop Chamber Singers Concert

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Poppin' With the ADPis

Speaker Denise Cubbedge (CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charlotte) will relate the movie "Remember the Titans" to the topic of being kind/ accepting of others and helping others in need.

Admission: $5 | Event Contact: mitchelle15@winthrop.edu

Sustaining the Flame 2024 - Winthrop CESHS Annual Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Conference

The conference will feature approximately 25 presenters and local artists who center mission-oriented work that guides us through the sordid complexities of adversity.

Admission: Free ($10 Lunch Fee) | Event Contact: gloverc@winthrop.edu

The Intersectionality between Politics, Activism, Society, and Humanity: Let’s Talk About It

Wide range of discussions under the topics of politics, activism, society, and humanity. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: simpsonf6@winthrop.edu

SOURCE 2024

SOURCE is the annual showcase of student research and creative works.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: grossoehmen@winthrop.edu

DSU presents..."Barbie" co-sponsored by Winthrop Women's & Gender Studies department

This event will feature showing the film Barbie and Discussion/Q&A session facilitated by Dr. Jennifer Disney prior to the film.

Admission: $5  | Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

Spring Dance Showcase

A full evening of works choreographed by faculty, guest artists and advanced students, featuring a variety of dance genres. 

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Spring Dance Showcase

A full evening of works choreographed by faculty, guest artists and advanced students, featuring a variety of dance genres. 

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Spring Dance Showcase

A full afternoon of works choreographed by faculty, guest artists and advanced students, featuring a variety of dance genres. 

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Rescued: A Child Holocaust Survivor's Retrospective

"Suly" Chenkin was held in a concentration camp as a child and is a well-known Holocaust speaker in the Charlotte metro area. This event is for Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) and is sponsored in conjunction with Temple Kol Ami, Religious Studies, Peace Studies, and International and Global Studies. Chenkin will show a 30-minute film about her experience, followed by a 30-minute Q&A.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: kiblingerk@winthrop.edu

Winthrop Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band Concert

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Archaeology in Extreme Environments: Underwater Research inside the Lacandon Jungle, Chiapas, Mexico

This presentation shows the progress of 6 years of underwater archaeological research carried out in Lake Metzabok, located inside the Montes Azules National Park and near the archaeological site of Palenque, Chiapas. Lecture by Josuhé Lozada.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: woodfillb@winthrop.edu

Israeli and Palestinian Perspectives for Peace in the Middle East: Part One

Dr. Levin’s lecture will draw from his first book, Our Palestine Question: Israel and American Jewish Dissent, 1948-1978 (Yale University Press. 2023), which explores the history of the American Jewish relationship with Israel focused on its most urgent and sensitive issue: the question of Palestinian rights. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu

The Inclusive Sex We Need: Consent, Boundaries, & Communication

The session will begin with a brief presentation from representatives from SAFE Passage (Kerby McKinnell) sharing about their organization and resources available to students both on and off campus.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: slacka@winthrop.edu 

***This event contains mature content and may not be suitable for children. 

Winthrop Chorale and Collegiate Choirs

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: pagetta@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Theatre Workshop

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

MFA Thesis Talk: Maddie Foss

This public talk covers the thesis research and supporting artwork exhibition by MFA candidate Maddie Foss. Q&A to proceed the artist's reception.

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: suttons@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Israeli and Palestinian Perspectives for Peace in the Middle East: Part Two

Dr. Sa’ed Atshan's lecture will draw from forthcoming book, Paradoxes of Humanitarianism: The Social Life of Aid in the Palestinian Territories, which is under contract with Stanford University Press in their Anthropology of Policy Series. 

Admission: Free and open to the public | Event Contact: disneyj@winthrop.edu

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Theatre Workshop

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Jr. Choreography Showcase 

Showcase of 11 choreographic works from junior dance and dance education majors.

Admission: Free and Open to the Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Theatre Workshop

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Theatre Workshop

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Theatre Workshop

Admission: $5/Students & $10/Public | Event Contact: gradl@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

Rock Hill Music Club

Student Scholarship Recital

Event Contact: music@winthrop.edu 

STUDY HALL: Music Video World Premiere and Live Concert

This event will premiere 4 new music videos, followed by live performances by Charlotte-area bands that students in the Music Video: Modes of Representation course collaborated with this semester. 

Admission: Free and Open to the Public | Event Contact: suttons@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.

MFA Thesis Talk: Emily Shelton

This public talk covers the thesis research and supporting artwork exhibition by MFA candidate Emily Shelton. Q&A to proceed the artist's reception.

Admission: Free | Event Contact: suttons@winthrop.edu 

A College of Visual and Performing Arts sponsored event.