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AI: The new communications tool or the new editor-in-chief?
AI is revolutionizing the communications field. While it offers efficiency and new possibilities, it also comes with some ethical concerns.
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New incentive targets mental healthcare gap in rural areas
A state budget proviso created the program in July 2024.
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Bigfoot sighting in SC? Is he real?
Researchers explain why belief persists in Bigfoot.
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Civil rights convictions expunged: “History will say, ‘Well done.'”
Two of the original activists were in attendance for the expungement ceremony held Oct. 25.
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West Columbia BBQ restaurant owner reflects on new national attention
City Limits Barbecue owner remains humble even after James Beard honor, New York Times mention.
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Bluetile skateboard shop’s Pump Track Death Race bolsters Columbia skating community
The races and afterparty foster a sense of community, skaters say.
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Free to Read raises awareness of literature censorship
The festival showcased books, poetry and music to raise awareness of restrictions to reading materials.
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Transmission tower topples into Congaree River
Whose tower fell into the Congaree after Helene pushed so much extra water through Columbia’s rivers?
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First female CPD officer graduates from FBI academy
Capt. Cynthia Waggoner is the first female officer with the Columbia Police Department to graduate from the 10-week leadership program.
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Students, professor weigh in on whether presidential debate influenced voters
Maybe. Maybe not. “It kind of felt like I was arguing with a childish ex,” one USC student said of Trump’s debate performance.
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New data show young SC voters could have big impact on presidential election
It’s unclear how they’ll vote, but there has been a surge in young people’s voter registrations in South Carolina this year.
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Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
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