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Navigating Halloween in Columbia: Call for caution...

By Mary Gaughan | Oct 30, 2024

‘Genocide Photos Ahead’: Anti-abortion group displ...

By Macaila Bogle | Oct 23, 2024

Get your ‘Boo’ on: Annual Riverbanks Z...

By Jayden Simmons | Oct 21, 2024

Out-of-state football fans find community in Colum...

By Mollie Naugle | Oct 15, 2024

ESPN spotlight boosts Columbia’s local businesses,...

By Mary Gaughan | Sep 23, 2024

USC College of Education celebrates 150 years of R...

By Ky Villegas | Sep 12, 2024

AI: The new communications tool or the new editor-in-chief?

by Jayden Simmons | Dec 11, 2024

AI is revolutionizing the communications field. While it offers efficiency and new possibilities, it also comes with some ethical concerns.

South Carolina’s economic metrics tell a confusing story

by Geri Johnson | Nov 20, 2024

Despite some positive economic metrics, many residents are still suffering. Experts point to a loss of purchasing power.

Civil rights convictions expunged: “History will say, ‘Well done.'”

by Ky Villegas | Oct 29, 2024

Two of the original activists were in attendance for the expungement ceremony held Oct. 25.

South Carolina bands fundraise for family in Gaza

by Micheal Jacobs III | Oct 11, 2024

Some rock musicians performing Saturday said they see an obligation to use their music as a vehicle for activism.

Blatt Bonanza showcases student unity in the face of Russell House ‘roast’

by Jayden Simmons | Sep 20, 2024

Some students and organizers viewed the event as an alternate event for the student body.

Ashlyn Watkins case puts USC’s crime log in spotlight. Here’s how it works

by Mollie Naugle | Sep 11, 2024

The fallout from a recent allegedly violent incident involving a USC women’s basketball player had many around campus looking to the crime log for details.

EXCLUSIVE: Alternative event set for USC on night of controversial ‘roast’ of VP Harris

by Jayden Simmons | Sep 7, 2024

With two controversial figures appearing on USC’s campus, several organizations are planning an alternative event to keep students safe.

USC School of Music kicks off centennial celebration with historic performance

by Mary Gaughan | Sep 6, 2024

The school celebrates 100 years with a Koger Center performance featuring its largest ensembles.

Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout

by Annie Poteat and Sydney Zulywitz | Sep 3, 2024

Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?