The stigma is still there. USC wants students to come in anyway
USC provides resources for students struggling with mental health and depression.
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Author: Riley Mekanik
Surfin’ Aloha reopens with Hawaiian at the helm
With a new name and a variety of new food, Surfin’ Aloha finds success in its reopening.
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Food insecurity rises in Midlands, on USC’s campus
Various organizations are stepping in to help.
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Sesqui Artisans’ Market attracts folks throughout Columbia for second year in row
Sesquicentennial State Park hosted the outdoor market showcasing homemade crafts.
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Is the Gateway 737 apartment complex really ‘the good life’?
The apartment complex has suffered a handful of maintenance issues since opening this year.
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Sunday Assembly Organization puts on ‘Art in the Park’ for Columbia children, parents
The event attracts families with young children to bond over crafts, food and playground fun.
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Diwali Kick-Off Party celebrates new year at the Columbia Museum of Art
Diwali revelers celebrate the new year in high-fashion with food, vendors and dancing.
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Carolina Cards will go mobile in 2026
Keep losing your wallet – AND your Carolina Card? This may be a convenient solution.
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‘The Wrkt’ Pilates studio provides students mental, physical benefits
It’s a more affordable, aesthetic space serving active women who are also USC students.
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Plans for former Forest Acres mall site move along
The redevelopment is designed to bring new business and a park to a key intersection.
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