(Rock Hill, S.C.) — Winthrop University provides many opportunities for its students, including the chance to get published in the school’s literary magazine. The Anthology, housed in Winthrop’s office of student publications, is published once per year and focuses on literature, photography, design, art and poetry. The publication has been the university’s literary magazine for about 100 years, according to its website, and since the 1990s, The Anthology has also featured visual art. The Palmetto Report's Matt Thrift spoke with the people behind the magazine, including editor-in-chief Téa Franco and faculty adviser Jason Tselentis, to get a look at how the publication is put together.