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As AI threatens to create new child porn market, S...

By Claire Carter | Oct 27, 2023

State corrections officials push for more money to...

By Kate Robins | Oct 11, 2023

Richland Two students working to make toys accessi...

By Madelyn Weston | Sep 18, 2023

Women finding their place in STEM fields

By Abby Foncannon | Apr 21, 2023

Clemson is making strides in EV industry. Will USC...

By Dylan Knichel | Mar 3, 2023

AI in the classroom: How do SC educators feel abou...

By Noah Hale | Jan 20, 2023

Bikes sit abandoned after share program shut down in spring

by Madeline Hager | Oct 10, 2023

There is still no future in sight for Columbia’s bikes. Bikes at 18 downtown stations sit unused.

Nostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia

by Langston Brooks | Sep 28, 2023

Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.

Tech entrepreneurial hub hires director to helm organization

by Stephen Pastis | Oct 31, 2022

Caroline Crowder has been hired as executive director at the Boyd Foundation Community Innovation Center.

Richland One gets nearly $15 million for new aerospace technology classes

by Tyler Fedor | Oct 20, 2022

The classes will be available to all students in Richland One, through an elementary, middle and high school.

Richland Two schools use COVID aid for online programs, hotspots, gets mixed reactions

by Dylan Ortuno and Jade Crooks | Oct 7, 2022

Richland Two school district sees both success and frustration in how it spent the first wave of emergency COVID-relief funds.

MapQuest co-founder, Columbia entrepreneurs launch start-up hub

by Audrey Elsberry and Stephen Pastis | Sep 8, 2022

The Boyd Foundation Community Innovation Center opened in July, and it is an entrepreneurial hub...

Unity can make a difference for women in STEM

by Hannah Litteer | Apr 7, 2022

Women preparing for scientific careers find mentors and friendship in organizations devoted to STEM fields.

Breaking the code for women in STEM careers

by Hannah Litteer | Mar 17, 2022

It’s Women’s History Month and Carolina News & Reporter profiled five women in STEM fields who are leading research projects and serving as role models to a younger generation.

Blind and visually impaired find independence in new applications

by Ashley Miller | Feb 22, 2022

New software and smartphone technologies are assiting blind and visually impaired people navigate home and work life.

Fintech promises a digital revolution

by Mae Frances Bing | Feb 27, 2020

Technology is making changes in the financial industry. Over the past years, a range of fintech startups have emerged, using technology to make it easier to save, invest, make payments or get a loan.