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‘Rosewood tea’ leaves residents weary of using water
The yellow colored tap water has some Rosewood residents worried for their safety and continues to be an issue.
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Public art featured around Columbia
Public art has been a notable part of the Columbia community for decades, and it continues to grow...
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The State of Women in South Carolina
An examination of the controversial abortion issue in South Carolina through the lens of women.
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You may be training your dog the wrong way
The way you train your dog may be detrimental to their health. Negative training methods prove to have bad effects on an animal’s well being.
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Horses, dogs offer emotional assistance to those facing stress
For those overcoming trauma, a friendship with a horse or dog can lead to restoring relationships.
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Fewer holiday shopping days, but retailers shouldn’t worry
The upcoming holiday season has fewer shopping days but retailers say they are pushing out inventory and giving the consumer the shopping experience with all the sales.
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Columbia rallies around vets at Veterans Day 5K
Veterans were celebrated at a 5K race in Columbia.
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Father-son duo create LEGO Horseshoe
A Gamecock Alumnus and his son have been working on a replica of the Horseshoe for nine months. The replica is nearly 6 feet long and is made of nearly 10,000 LEGO bricks.
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Weekend political events foreshadow battles to come in 2020
The visit from President Trump and 10 Democratic candidates at Benedict College was met by supporters and protesters sharing their viewpoints on hot-button topics which gave a glimpse into themes that are likely to carry into the 2020 election year.
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Fair pay to play is all the talk
The University of South Carolina speaks up about their views on Fair Pay to Play. University of...
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E-cigarette crisis ignites ashes of the past
After the national outbreak of vaping-related illnesses, the safety of e-cigarettes is in question. Will the future of e-cigarettes resemble the past of combustible cigarettes?
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Encouraging stutterers to find their voice
The University’s Center for Teaching Excellence is targeting the stigma surrounding stuttering.
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