A woman’s best PAAL offers purpose, partnership
As soon as the vest goes on, Sammie never takes her eyes off Kaylyn.
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C.S. Lewis Student Center offers independent space for USC students
The C.S. Lewis Student Center operates independently, providing students with a place for discussion, community and weekly events outside of university oversight
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Spring in full bloom at Midlands Plant and Flower Festival
The festival brings in local farms and businesses to kick off the spring season.
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Spectacular hats, mimosas galore – for the children
Midlands Orphan Relief hosted its third annual Southern Garden and Hat Party.
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Shortage of dog parks frustrates Columbia residents
Columbia residents say limited access to designated dog parks leaves fewer spots for pets to exercise, socialize and play safely off-leash.
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Hands-free law pushes Columbia drivers to rethink phone use
Columbia drivers are adjusting their habits behind the wheel, raising questions about safety and enforcement across the city.
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Film, show celebrate Peter Lenzo’s art, legacy
Lenzo’s art transforms memory and emotion into form. A retrospective exhibition at Stormwater Studios helps preserve his legacy.
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Black maternal health group tackles staggering SC health disparities
The coalition helps Black women navigate pregnancy and motherhood, even when the odds seem against them.
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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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