There’s more than traditional cheerleading
USC’s new stomp-and-shake team offers a different type of cheerleading.
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Read MoreLook right at the light: Students and residents are changing the look of the urban ride.
Read MoreHalted during Covid, the City of Columbia Egg Roll found a new home at the recently renovated park.
Read MoreDr. Annie Andrews wants to win the Democratic primary for South Carolina’s U.S. Senate open seat so she can take on Graham, a Republican.
Read MoreAttendees, from veterans to students, point to the war in Iran, Congress and presidential power vs. constitutional limits.
Read MoreA multitude of organizations attended the No Kings protest March 28 with a variety of goals.
Read MoreHealth advocates worry about another smoking epidemic.
Read MoreNew student housing development will be built in place of Republic Biergarten, Monterrey Mexican and Five Guys.
Read MoreThis urban haven for nature and wildlife is still cleaning up the damage done by Hurricane Helene in late 2024.
Read MoreWorkers are building an 80-acre park on Columbia’s side of the Congaree River and a pedestrian bridge to connect to West Columbia.
Read MoreEfforts to legalize sports books in South Carolina have stalled before. But the Statehouse is debating it once again.
Read MoreA lesson on Ford Model Ts came alive for USC’s History of the Automobile class.
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