As students, women in poverty struggle to afford tampons, USC organizations step up
A lack of menstrual products for some students and those in poverty is causing young women not to go to school.
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Author: Madeline Hager
Columbia Canopy Project seeks shade, history in marginalized communities
The project has planted 175 trees so far.
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Columbia store sells DJJ students’ creations: ‘It is absolutely transformative’
Store of Hope students create and sell tables, pens, chairs, woodwork, art, crafts and more.
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Iconic outfits by SC native, now a Met Gala designer, featured in new exhibit
Sergio Hudson has designed garments for Vice President Kamala Harris and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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USC women’s basketball’s practice squad: ‘They are part of the team. We are one’
The Highlighters are an all-male squad that preps the school’s No. 1 basketball team for its next opponent.
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Anti-death penalty groups speak out as new executions loom in South Carolina
Advocacy groups are speaking out against the death penalty after the state announced lethal injection executions will start again.
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USC location helps Columbia organizer meet vintage demand
Students and sellers lined Greene Street for the most recent thrift market at USC. (with a photo gallery)
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Alexander McQueen’s fantastical fashion lands in Columbia
Columbia Museum of Art offers a behind-the-scenes look at a master’s creative process.
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Bikes sit abandoned after share program shut down in spring
There is still no future in sight for Columbia’s bikes. Bikes at 18 downtown stations sit unused.
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EXCLUSIVE: State librarian president resigns after state superintendent cuts ties with organization
Jack Wolfe/Carolina News and Reporter The president of the South Carolina Association of School...
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