Tag: university of south carolina
Columbia adjusts to new parking ordinance
The ordinance has seen few issues since going into effect.
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Columbia neighborhoods create group to address student housing concerns
Columbia’s downtown neighborhoods have had a rocky relationship with students who live off campus.
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#SpeakYourMIND Ice Bucket Challenge makes waves nationwide for mental health awareness
The student-led social media challenge is fueling a global mental health awareness movement.
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We got Spirit! Low-cost Spirit Airlines coming to Columbia in June
The country’s most budget friendly airline will bring nonstop flights to places not served now by Columbia’s airport.
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African American History conference unites advocates
The second-annual African American Heritage Commission Conference brought together local civil rights activists and historians.
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Connecting Campus: Wheat Street Pedestrian Bridge to be completed in 2025
This bridge will take away the need for campus community members to cross any traffic from Campus Village up to the Horseshoe.
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Drinkers drank – it just wasn’t alcohol
So how did it go? Coke, alt-cocktails made businesses scramble during Dry January.
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40 years later: Doug Flutie’s ‘Hail Mary’ among sport successes that drove college applications
Experts weigh in on impact of sports success on college admissions
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College political organizations prepare first-time student voters
Many college students will cast their first ballot this election. Campus political groups are helping them get ready.
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South Carolina bands fundraise for family in Gaza
Some rock musicians performing Saturday said they see an obligation to use their music as a vehicle for activism.
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Free to Read raises awareness of literature censorship
The festival showcased books, poetry and music to raise awareness of restrictions to reading materials.
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Blatt Bonanza showcases student unity in the face of Russell House ‘roast’
Some students and organizers viewed the event as an alternate event for the student body.
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