As the city of Columbia and USC work to improve rideshare safety in the wake of Samantha Josephson’s murder, Clery Act experts say USC has been compliant with federal law in their handling of the case.
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Multiple lawsuits related to the events at Allen Benedict Court in January as the Columbia Housing Authority continues to work through changes in leadership.
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A giant of South Carolina politics, former governor and senator Ernest “Fritz” Hollings lied in repose at the South Carolina State House.
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Major League Baseball’s Opening Day was a chance for fans around Columbia to show off their team spirit and connect with the family members they cheer with.
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Pete Buttigieg continued to explore a run for the Democratic nomination for president with his first campaign visit to South Carolina.
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University of South Carolina historian Bobby Donaldson relies on the memories of veterans of the civil rights movement to document their fight for equality in the Palmetto State.
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The return of March Madness to Columbia means fans of Gamecock women’s basketball will have to travel to see the team in action in the postseason.
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Public safety officials and researchers are emphasizing the importance of carbon monoxide awareness after two men died from carbon monoxide poisoning at Allen Benedict Court.
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A displaced Allen Benedict Court resident recounts how the complex’s shutdown continues to affect her life.
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On National Signing Day, the success of Gamecock alumni at the next level helped the program put together a top 20 recruiting class.
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