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Delta 8 THC explained
by Josh Matthews | Apr 19, 2022
Delta-8 THC is a close cousin to marijuana is available throughout the state of South Carolina, while surging in Columbia.
Read MoreSouth Carolina State University grieves student loss
by Sydney Pennington | Apr 14, 2022
South Carolina State University is grieving after a student died earlier this week.
Read MoreUnited States announces sanctions as Russian troops enter Ukraine
by Jacob Gamble | Feb 23, 2022
As President Biden announced sanctions against Russia on Tuesday for sending troops into Eastern Ukraine, a University of South Carolina history professor worried that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions may destabilize Eastern Europe.
“The worst-case scenario is for the U.S. is the same as the worst-case scenario for NATO,” said Carol Harrison, a European history professor at the University of South Carolina. “Which is that, you know, the post-Cold War security structure that was set up 30 years ago collapses, and that’s really disturbing.”
Read MoreS.C. lawmakers vote for return of electric chair and firing squads
by Ryan Ducey | Mar 5, 2021
As South Carolina’s death row has been delayed by lethal injection shortages, lawmakers have voted to make the electric chair and the firing squad the primary execution methods.
Read MoreUofSC professor takes part in new Mars Rover mission
by Daniella Ramirez | Feb 18, 2021
A USC Professor successfully contributed his skills to the development of the Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover, which landed at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Read MoreSearching for Native American, minority art in the Carolinas
by Rachel Strieber and Daniella Ramirez | Feb 8, 2021
Nonprofits in Columbia and Charlotte work to showcase Native American and minority artistry throughout the Carolinas.
Read MoreStores prepare for Black Friday shoppers
by Savannah Tranter | Nov 20, 2020
Holiday shopping on Black Friday changes with pandemic guidelines for large retailers and local businesses.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Halloween: Innovation to the rescue
by Savannah Tranter | Oct 19, 2020
A COVID-19 Halloween forces families to rethink how they celebrate the beloved holiday.
Read MoreAdopting animals during a global pandemic
by Savannah Tranter | Sep 17, 2020
As more people work from home during the pandemic, many people have decided to adopt new pets.
Read MoreParents protest virtual learning in Lexington-Richland District 5
by Savannah Tranter | Sep 17, 2020
Parents and students gathered at Irmo High school to demand the school district switch to learning in the classroom five days a week.
Read MoreLexington 1 school teacher makes mask-wearing fun for kids
by Amoni Jerman | Sep 11, 2020
Lexington One teacher Sarah Shealy addresses her school’s Covid guidelines with a self-published book on the importance of wearing masks.
Read MoreAfter disrupted high school, students hopeful for campus experience
by Lexi Torrence | May 14, 2020
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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