A wagging welcome at Cantina 76
Just outside the doors of Cantina 76, diners were greeted by adoptable dogs.
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From dawn to dusk. Chasing light and horses
Twenty USC students participated in the Talmadge Moore LeGrand photojournalism workshop at the Carolina Cup.
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There’s more than traditional cheerleading
USC’s new stomp-and-shake team offers a different type of cheerleading.
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2 wheels. 1 wheel. Transportation is changing in Columbia
Look right at the light: Students and residents are changing the look of the urban ride.
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Finlay Park revives beloved Easter egg event
Halted during Covid, the City of Columbia Egg Roll found a new home at the recently renovated park.
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Building a life around his love of cows
Roger Clayborne worked hard all of his 76 years, and cows have always been his companions.
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EdVenture unveils ‘Fossils to Futures’ exhibit
The children’s museum used dinosaur excitement to teach young visitors about sustainability.
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Only you can prevent apartment fires
Preventable mistakes can spark apartment fires — leaving residents with less than two minutes to escape.
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Wait, students are branding, brewing and tasting?
Students at USC worked to create their own brand and original craft beer.
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Access to studio space makes an impact on artists
High prices act as a barrier between up-and-coming artists and commercial studio space. And working from home has its challenges.
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Groups acting collectively: United in protest, divided in purpose
A multitude of organizations attended the No Kings protest March 28 with a variety of goals.
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A kid-led farmer’s market?
Young entrepreneurs showcase their creativity and leadership by running their own businesses at a local children’s market.
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