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Nationwide, food and liquor shortages are affecting restaurants and businesses. Here’s what’s causing them and how they’re affecting South Carolina.

Peeking into the world of books

by Daniella Ramirez and Anizia Fulmore | Apr 26, 2021 | Homepage slider, Lifestyle, Localpage slider, Publications | 0

A look into the future of publishing through the eyes of public libraries, local bookstores, and a publishing firm.

UofSC economist predicts vaccinations will lead to faster economic recovery

by Daniella Ramirez | Apr 16, 2021 | Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0

As more South Carolinians take their vaccines, a UofSC economist predicts a statewide economic recovery this year.

Working from home? UofSC Law professor explains the new virtual workforce in upcoming book

by Rachel Strieber | Apr 8, 2021 | columbia, COVID-19, Homepage slider | 0

In a book coming out next month, UofSC Law professor Joseph Seiner analyzes the future of the workforce and how employment has changed in light of technology and the pandemic.

UofSC announces in-person graduation at Williams-Brice Stadium this spring

by Kourtney Vermillion | Mar 10, 2021 | columbia, COVID-19, Homepage slider, In the News, USC | 0

Reactions to UofSC’s decision to hold in-person graduation, along with other schools plans across the state.

Here – finally! – comes the bride

by Rachel Strieber | Mar 8, 2021 | Homepage slider, Lifestyle, Trending | 0

A boom in business for the wedding industry is expected in the near future, as many couples postponed their weddings due to the pandemic.

New Johnson & Johnson vaccine creates relief and concern

by Matt Tantillo | Mar 5, 2021 | columbia, COVID-19, Cvirus News, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider, vaccine | 0

As the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine arrives in South Carolina, residents aren’t sharing the same confidence as medical professionals in the newest vaccine.

Fauci expects Americans will be wearing masks in 2022

by Mary Claire Warren | Mar 3, 2021 | Homepage slider | 0

Just days after President Biden announced that the United States could be back to normality by next December, Dr. Fauci makes a statement indicating that masks will likely need to be worn in 2022.