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International scholarships shortened, canceled due to COVID-19

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | May 7, 2020

University of South Carolina students and alumni have experienced abrupt changes to their international fellowship experiences due to COVID-19.

‘Reconnecting in a new way’: Online dating apps surge during pandemic

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Apr 10, 2020

Reporter Maddox McKibben-Greene sits in front of her laptop, which shows the homepage for Tinder...

The power of human connection in a time of pandemic

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Mar 31, 2020

Students say social distancing due to COVID-19 has an impact on their mental health, but they are finding ways to cope with the challenges they have encountered.

Yes, I’m mad. But I’m getting better.

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Mar 27, 2020

As the country battles with the new challenges brought by COVID-19, I am also learning how to deal with personal struggles.

‘Best Small Town in the South’ voters open up about 2020 primary

By Maddox McKibben-Greene and Denali Culver | Feb 28, 2020

A snapshot of the voting climate in small-town South Carolina leading up to the state’s Feb. 29 Democratic primary.

‘Best Small Town in the South’ voters open up about 2020 primary

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Feb 28, 2020

A snapshot of the voting climate in small-town South Carolina leading up to the state’s Feb. 29 Democratic primary.

State lawmaker enters fray over transgender athletes

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Feb 25, 2020

A South Carolina senator has introduced legislation requiring high school transgender athletes to compete according to the gender on their birth certificates.

DNR officials examine flooded Lake Wateree homes

By Maddox McKibben-Greene | Feb 17, 2020

Partially submerged homes and underwater decks dotted the waterfront along Lake Wateree as Department of Natural Resources assessed damage from recent flooding.