Queer Haven Books offers place to recharge for Columbia’s LGBTQ+
How the downtown shop is grappling with heightened ICE presence and a quieter form of resistance
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Author: Sydney Lewis
SC eviction records can live forever, haunting state’s tenants
A new bill in the Statehouse may help renters escape the “Scarlet E.”
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‘They think a lot like us’: Cotton Branch Sanctuary provides lifeline for pigs
“Most of them, we see a 180-turnaround, where they’ve gone from running from you to running to you.”
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How USC researchers are helping lung cancer survivors ‘Breathe Easier’
The Breath Easier Plus rehabilitation program aims to be accessible and improve lung cancer survivors’ quality of life.
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SC Native Plant Society promotes biodiversity, sustainable gardening
How native plants are making gardeners’ lives easier while protecting wildlife.
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Art is alive and well at ‘Mind Gravy’ open mics
The weekly event, 15 years in the running, is lauded as a safe space for artists.
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USC recognizes center for autism, neurodevelopment research
The center has accrued about $94 million in grant funding for research since 2019.
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SC senators hear testimony on one of America’s most restrictive abortion bills
The near-total ban would remove all exceptions for rape or incest and leave women seeking abortions open to felony charges.
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Koger Center a finalist for outdoor concert grant to expand ‘Live Outside’ series
Koger and its community partners prepare to enhance downtown traffic and local artists if awarded.
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SC’s electrical co-ops talk operations, innovation post-Helene
Cooperative leaders say evolving technology and greater communication are critical in hurricane season.
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