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SC women’s ‘Revenge Tour’ become...

By Mingo Martin | Apr 15, 2024

USC women’s basketball’s practice squad: ...

By Madeline Hager | Nov 20, 2023

Murdered USC student’s father says more ride-share...

By Sophia Laico | Oct 24, 2023

Why the South Caroliniana Library reopening matter...

By Sophia Laico | Oct 9, 2023

Growing pains emerge in neighborhoods around new c...

By Camdyn Bruce | Sep 18, 2023

Williams-Brice welcomes record number of students

By Caroline Evans | Sep 8, 2023

Local company, state film office to shoot movie in Columbia this summer

by Amanda Petty | Apr 4, 2024

Locals, students will gain insight into working on a real film set.

New Grubhub robots hit USC campus. Students have mixed opinions

by Riley Edenbeck | Feb 9, 2024

USC’s new food delivery robots are receiving mixed reviews from students after being brought to campus recently in a partnership with Grubhub, Starship Technologies and Aramark.

USC announces new designation, initiatives to support first-gen students

by Stephen Enright Jr. | Jan 31, 2024

The university has a new relationship with a national center that focuses on helping first-generation students but has new initiatives of its own.

One year after Disability In Action program evaluates USC’s campus, what has changed?

by Jack Wolfe | Dec 6, 2023

Is the campus better for those with disabilities?

New insurance plan can cover at least $15,000 in USC tuition, fees

by Kate Robins | Nov 30, 2023

USC is partnering with insurance company GradGuard to give students the ability to recover their tuition if they leave school.

Anti-death penalty groups speak out as new executions loom in South Carolina

by Madeline Hager | Oct 25, 2023

Advocacy groups are speaking out against the death penalty after the state announced lethal injection executions will start again.

USC replaces 13-year-old internet hardware

by Jack Wolfe | Oct 18, 2023

The university’s goal for the network infrastructure upgrades is to decrease network outages from failing hardware by 90%.

How Columbia is capturing its unique perspective on Black history

by Langston Brooks | Sep 26, 2023

Columbia Museum of Art’s new exhibition showcases the Midlands’ Civil Rights history, including the Black business district on Columbia’s Washington Street.