Columbia’s first student-run World AIDS Day draws positive community support
World AIDS Day has been observed at the South Carolina State House on Dec. 1 for the past five years. This year, students led the event.
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Author: Meghan Hurley
Caring for the caregivers
November is National Caregivers Month, which supports those who care for elderly and people with Alzheimer’s disease.
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Mace urges federal legalization of cannabis
South Carolina Congresswoman, Nancy Mace, introduces States Reform Act before congress in effort of legalizing marijuana at the federal level.
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The little bookstore that could: A classic tale of resilience
It has long been predicted that independent bookstores could not sustain growth in the face of...
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South Carolina prepares for vaccine rollout to children 5-11
On Friday, the FDA gave emergency authorization for the Pfizer vaccine for ages 5-11. On Tuesday, a panel of the Centers for Disease Control formally endorsed the recommendation. See where some Columbia parents stand in the debate,
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You are not alone: A walk to encourage suicide prevention awareness
If you or anyone you know if struggling, please call the 24-hour National Suicide Prevention...
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See you later, alligator: Experts chime in on viral video
A recent viral video captured in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, exposed an alligator’s cannibalistic palate and left violent misconceptions about the reptile’s eating habits.
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Debate over masks in school gets murkier
The S.C. Supreme Court has refused to temporarily block the ban on school mask mandates. Photo...
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To mask or not to mask? For South Carolina schools, that is the question
Gov. Henry McMaster is at odds with a federal judge and the state superintendent of education over recent school masking policies.
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Mayoral candidates speak to first-time voters at first UofSC town hall
Columbia’s four mayoral candidates pose with the brothers of UofSC’s Alpha Phi Alpha...
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