The Tatler

About the Winthrop University Yearbook Collection Welcome to the digital archive of the official student yearbook of Winthrop University. This collection provides a comprehensive visual and textual record of campus life, academic achievements, athletic triumphs, and student activities spanning over a century of university history. These volumes serve as a vital resource for historical research, genealogical queries, and alumni engagement. The Winthrop University yearbook was published from 1898 to 2002. It has been known as The Tatler since its inception, with two notable historical exceptions: the 1904 volume was titled Lang Syne, and the 1918 volume was titled Tatler a la Guerre. Please note that no yearbooks were published in the years 1900, 1902, 1903, 1905, 1906, and 2001. Collection Highlights • Institutional History: Trace the physical evolution of the campus, faculty rosters, and changing academic programs over the decades. • Student Culture: Discover past student perspectives through contemporary writing, campus humor, local advertisements, and student artwork. • Athletic Records: Explore team photographs, game statistics, and sports commentary tracking the university's athletic legacy. Content Note These yearbooks are historical documents. They reflect the attitudes, perspectives, and language of the eras in which they were created. To preserve the accuracy of the historical record, they are presented here unedited. Additional Resources For inquiries regarding physical copies, high-resolution reproductions, or deeper institutional research, please contact the Winthrop University Archives and Special Collections.