Column: There needs to be more gun regulation
By Julia Goulet | April 16, 2023With gun violence the highest it's been since the 90s, America needs to take gun violence more seriously and start restricting guns.
With gun violence the highest it's been since the 90s, America needs to take gun violence more seriously and start restricting guns.
New abortion ban bills in South Carolina could lead to the deaths of countless women. South Carolina legislators are only adding to the growing violence that women face.
Budgeting and saving is crucial in order to keep your finances in check in college, especially with the extremely high inflation that we are currently living with. Learn how to be financially literate to succeed with your finances.
The more we use our phones, the more distracted we become from what is happening around us. This brings about mental distress in people that are chronically online and want to escape from the world around them.
Academic advisers should not only help students pick out courses but also be more involved in their lives by recommending different resources and opportunities that will prepare students for their careers.
Jazz Girls Day is an innovative program that aims to inspire, educate and motivate young women in the field of jazz studies.
Families are great, but sometimes they can be overbearing and ask too much about your personal life. Here are some ways to help you get through these awkward conversations with family members.
With Taylor Swift's Eras Tour underway, here are the best songs from each of her albums.
Mental and physical health are important factors to consider in any educational institution. However, mandatory attendance, especially when it can factor into a grade, can take an additional mental toll on students.
After several instances of raw food, USC should take its unhygienic practices, preparation and quality of food more seriously before serving students.
Student Body President Reedy Newton said leaders in Student Government advocated for students across campus and the Carolina community throughout February.
As state legislators crack down on TikTok, universities have started to ban the usage of the app on their Wi-Fi to protect against potential data breaches. However, this ban is not entirely effective and if USC were to ban TikTok, it would only create more problems for students and faculty.
Students should begin studying outside more to improve their mental and physical health.
Every semester presents new challenges, but taking advantage of some of Columbia's relaxing spots can help to ease tensions and relieve stress. Here are five spots around Columbia where you can decompress.
Students with ADHD are at risk of being without their medicine for an indefinite amount of time, which can be harmful to their academic and personal lives. This ADHD medication shortage needs to be addressed and taken seriously.
The phrase "freshman 15" has been used for decades to characterize the so-called inevitable weight gain that freshmen get when they enter college. The phrase creates weight stigma and makes it seem like that weight gain is bad, when in reality weight change is a normal a part of development.
Speaking up on your mental health can be challenging, but if it's something you want to do, do it.
