Students from Winthrop University, York Technical College and Clinton Junior College joined for a day of community service on the Martin Luther King holiday on Monday. More than 320 students from the three colleges worked to demonstrate some of the messages taught by the slain civil rights leader. Kinyata Adams Brown, Winthrop's director of multicultural student life, said that Winthrop wants to honor King's legacy by encouraging students to get involved in solving current day social issues. Students were encouraged to sign up to help with projects at more than a dozen sites around York County. One group of Winthrop students built a couple of new beds in a community garden in Rock Hill Monday. Winthrop senior Vivek Patel, right, works with other students on the new beds. ANDY BURRISS — aburriss@heraldonline.com Buy Photo