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As Adderall shortage continues, pharmacists hope f...

By Emily Okon | Feb 20, 2023

As many colleges go test-optional, South Carolina ...

By Addison Hinkle | Nov 22, 2022

Ultimate frisbee group welcoming of all players in...

By Dylan Ortuno | Nov 4, 2022

USC has a record-breaking freshmen class. Can hous...

By Jayden Simmons | Sep 26, 2022

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By Jack Veltri | Sep 22, 2022

Unity can make a difference for women in STEM

By Hannah Litteer | Apr 7, 2022

UofSC faculty adapt to virtual learning amid pandemic

by Jacob Gamble and Carson Peaden | Feb 4, 2022

Professors at the University of South Carolina offer a glimpse of virtual learning during Covid-19. Most faculty recognized the benefits of online classes, but overall preferred an in-person experience.

Experts debate the effect of work on college students’ academic performance

by Ashton Van Ness | Nov 23, 2021

Studies have found students working 10-19 hours per week have higher GPAs compared to students who do not work at all or work over 20 hours per week.

UofSC professor accused of sexual harassment set to teach online in spring with higher pay

by Hannah Wade | Oct 1, 2021

The professor on USC’s campus who was accused of sexual harassment will be teaching online in the spring.

South Carolinians prepare for student debt cancellation despite its uncertain future

by Matt Tantillo | Apr 12, 2021

South Carolina students have the fifth highest average federal and private student loan debt, and that number could be coming down with the swipe of President Biden’s pen or an act passed in Congress.

South Carolina men’s basketball prepares for SEC Tournament amid struggles

by Matt Tantillo | Mar 10, 2021

Coming off a 28-point loss to Kentucky, the Gamecocks look to get hot in the SEC Tournament, starting with a game against Ole Miss this Thursday.

Graduating into COVID 2020

by Cole Smithson | Apr 21, 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.

Brehanna Daniels jumps over barriers to make NASCAR history

by Callista Brown | Oct 31, 2019

Brehanna Daniels, a former Norfolk State basketball standout, is making history as the first black woman to go through NASCAR’s pit crew development program.

One Midlands district explains how they boost graduation stats

by Katie Graybill | Oct 4, 2019

The S.C. Department of Education has released its annual district report cards and Lexington-Richland District Five boasts some of the highest numbers in the state.