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New Johnson & Johnson vaccine creates relief and concern
As the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine arrives in South Carolina, residents aren’t sharing the same confidence as medical professionals in the newest vaccine.
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UofSC faculty share strategies for battling COVID-19
Once the leading school in number of coronavirus cases, the University of South Carolina has reduced it’s cases through planning, community and faculty research.
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After disrupted high school, students hopeful for campus experience
Members of UofSC’s incoming class lost the end of their high school experience to COVID-19. Now some are worried about missing out on the start of college.
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International scholarships shortened, canceled due to COVID-19
University of South Carolina students and alumni have experienced abrupt changes to their international fellowship experiences due to COVID-19.
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Saying our quarantine goodbyes
What a long, strange trip it’s been. Senior Semester multimedia students reflect on their time online and away from college during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Losing a loved one during COVID-19
Losing a loved one is difficult at any time, but COVID-19 era deaths can be even more difficult to deal with. This is especially true when you feel like people care less because it’s not due to the virus.
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Pandemic challenges new and expecting moms
New parents are facing several challenges in the midst of the pandemic.
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‘Biting at the bit’: Customers, stylists await reopening of hair salons
Gov. McMaster shut down close contact services on March 31. Almost a month later, some customers and stylists are anxious for hair salons to reopen.
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Music soothes the soul in pandemic isolation
People are exploring genres, discovering new artists and revisiting classic tracks for entertainment during the quarantine.
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SC public schools will remain online as pandemic continues
Gov. Henry McMaster announced Wednesday that South Carolina public schools will remain closed through the end of the semester.
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Retailers open their doors after weeks of forced closure
Gov. McMaster lifted the ban on some non-essential businesses, allowing them to reopen this week as the state continues to wrestle with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Graduating into COVID 2020
College graduation should be a celebration for seniors who worked hard to get through school. The coronavirus pandemic is making this graduation season a lot different for the class of 2020.
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