Study shows improvement in college students’ anxiety, mental health
University students have struggled with their mental health, but studies show improvements since 2022.
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Tag: Columbia
USC student advocates for more American Sign Language classes
The ASL program has taken off in the past four years, creating demand for an expanded program.
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USC students soft launch the new Finlay Park with sundown concert
The senior Sports Entertainment majors worked all semester to bring their Downtown @ Sundown concert to life.
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Public art walk connects creativity, activism, community
The walking tour highlighted the power of public art in Columbia.
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Columbia soars to No. 1 Thanksgiving flight destination
Holiday travelers are flocking south as Columbia’s airport emerges as an unexpected hotspot this season.
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Double Dutch Forces teaches kids success and ‘the ropes of life’
The jump-roping squad is a local non-profit program for Columbia kids.
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So what’s so safe about the new college side hustle, ‘Safe Rides’?
Oh, college towns … how fun, lively, expensive and dangerous they can be.
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Village Idiot Pizza raises money for March of Dimes
Village Idiot Pizza holds their annual “Pizza for Preemies” event. This year the owners started something new as they allowed kids to draw on pizza boxes to be sent to the NICU.
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Sesqui Artisans’ Market attracts folks throughout Columbia for second year in row
Sesquicentennial State Park hosted the outdoor market showcasing homemade crafts.
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Devine Street brings Christmas to Columbia
Christmas time is here – well, in Columbia, that is.
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USC nature preserve aids well-being and wildlife, while reducing global warming
USC’s hidden gem is a 10-acre nature preserve on the edge of the Shandon neighborhood.
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Seniors face rising rent, struggle to balance needs
Barriers to affordable housing force seniors to choose between necessities.
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