STDs, stigma and women: how South Carolina ranks in the nation
STDs are on the rise in South Carolina and health official believe stigma and lack of education is a contributor.
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Author: Kiana Miller
Controversial fetal heartbeat bill shelved until next legislative year
A bill that would have banned abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected was rebuffed by the South Carolina legislature, but other states are adopting such measures.
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Stricter abortion proposal would limit women’s reproductive rights
South Carolina lawmakers are once again looking to restrict a woman’s right to an abortion.On...
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Public art serves as a reflection of Columbia communities
“The Millwood Mural” was created by artists Cedric Umoja, Brandon Donahue and Karl Zurflüh. It is...
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“All hell broke loose”: Orangeburg Massacre survivor opens new 1968 exhibition
Thomas Kennerly, survivor of the Orangeburg Massacre in 1968, was shot three times. The University...
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Help Wanted: Why teachers aren’t staying in S.C. classrooms
An unidentified University of South Carolina student peruses teaching literature at a February...
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How Trump’s national emergency affects S.C.
South Carolina law professor reacted to President Trump’s declaration of a national emergency Friday.
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Coalition takes aim at gun reform
Advocates for gun reform gathered at the state capitol Thursday.
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Governor, activists push to strengthen S.C. DUI laws
Gov. McMaster called for stricter regulations for those convicted of driving under the influence Tuesday.
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The waiting game: What’s next for Gourmet Shop?
Five Points eatery, The Gourmet Shop, changed ownership over the weekend after 40 years.
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