Sanders draws eclectic crowd at UofSC visit
Bernie Sanders’ recent visit to the UofSC Russell House Ballroom drew a large and diverse crowd.
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Author: Hayden Blakeney
Carolighting ceremony lights up the Midlands
The Carolighting tree lighting in front of the S.C. State House kicked off the holiday season Sunday evening.
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Abortion debate highlights campus differences
The College Democrats and the Advocates for Life held their annual abortion debate Thursday evening.
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Ceremony remembers transgender victims
Trans Remembrance Day honors the over 300 trans individuals who have been killed all over the world.
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Discover the zen of film photography
Film photography is being kept alive by a few young enthusiasts.
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DACA defenders hold news conference before court ruling
Columbia business owners rallied Tuesday in defense of DACA. The program that protects young undocumented immigrants could be removed by the Supreme Court.
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Autumn brings new color to Columbia
The Southern autumn in Columbia brings new colors to trees.
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Exemptions for rape and incest added to S.C. fetal heartbeat bill
S.C.’s fetal heartbeat bill passed the Senate medical affairs committee with exemptions for rape and incest. However, it also requires women seeking that exemption to provide a police report.
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Sanders finds fans at Saturday Columbia event
Bernie Sanders visited his supporters in Columbia Saturday. What was the response from those that attended?
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Toughened S.C. fetal heartbeat law passes key Senate panel
South Carolina’s fetal heartbeat bill just passed the senate medical affairs subcommittee. What does this mean for abortion rights in the state?
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