USC’s $300 million School of Medicine’s first BullStreet building should open next August
The University of South Carolina’s new 16-acre, $300 million Health Science Campus is set to open in the Fall of 2027.
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USC’s Feed the Flock expands to head off student hunger
Is hunger the issue, or is it simply a rise in student population?
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Art museum’s Evening for Educators brings teachers together for art immersion
Teachers stepped into the Columbia Museum of Art for a chance to slow down, explore new ideas and imagine how contemporary art can shape their classrooms.
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Finlay Park revives beloved Easter egg event
Halted during Covid, the City of Columbia Egg Roll found a new home at the recently renovated park.
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In an uncertain era, students turn to Catholicism for stability
Ashes, packed pews and a growing Catholic community mark a change at USC.
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Encouraging the entrepreneurial student spirit
The Darla Moore School of Business’s initiative, Carolina Ventures, works to make it easier for student entrepreneurs to find success.
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Something small can be something big. That’s why you should always carry a sketchbook
One sketch can lead to a variety of stories.
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Global fashion designer pauses in Columbia to share unique designs
Stoi Galindez is an independent fashion designer working from a shared home studio in Columbia.
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Gather Cola hosts pop-up fitness classes
Powerhouse Cycle and HIIT hosts a hybrid workout class in the new open-air venue.
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From pediatrics to politics: Charleston doctor looks to challenge Lindsey Graham
Dr. Annie Andrews wants to win the Democratic primary for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate open seat so she can take on Graham, a Republican.
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USC students turn all-nighter into national win
Three USC students won second place recently in the national Big Data Health Science Student Case Competition.
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Building a life around his love of cows
Roger Clayborne worked hard all of his 76 years, and cows have always been his companions.
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