(08/22/15 3:16am)
Supporters, young and old, applaud as Senator Bernie Sanders speaks in Columbia, SC on Friday, August 21.
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Supporters, young and old, applaud as Senator Bernie Sanders speaks in Columbia, SC on Friday, August 21.
The first day of classes can herald both anxiety and excitement for all students — especially those just entering college.
Minor League Baseball welcomes the Columbia Fireflies to the field in the upcoming 2016 MiLB season.
Confederate flag flies in Fort Sumter
With a new year comes new sights to see around campus. Buildings that were under construction last semester have been finished up and are ready to be fully instated in USC’s learning community. New construction has sprouted on university projects. In the end, change is happening at USC.
It was a press conference that perhaps raised more questions than it answered.
Out of the 12 women on the roster for the USA women’s basketball U19 team for the World Championships Gold, a Gamecock stood above the rest. After a textbook performance in the final game and a solid overall tournament, A’ja Wilson took home the tournament MVP.
SEC Media Days spotlight three Gamecocks
Alaina Coates and A’ja Wilson are working on their basketball fundamentals as they compete in The Pan American games in Toronto and the FIBA U19 tournament in Russia, respectively.
The KKK and NSM were met with fierce opposition during their rally outside of the South Carolina Statehouse on Saturday.
With the possibility of a 15-story housing complex being built within a block of the Horseshoe, the My Carolina Alumni Association has argued that it is not far enough from the historic quadrangle, and, as a result, it will at times it will “cast a dark shadow on the historic Horseshoe.”
Multiple Gamecocks are spending the summer playing in summer leagues across the country. Some players have stayed local and are teammates, while others have ventured far away.
With her crowning on Saturday as Miss South Carolina, Daja Dial pledged to lead the state into a new era of progress starting with support of the Confederate flag’s removal from Statehouse grounds, and in turn received approval from viewers and fellow competitors alike.
Are you tired of eating at the same four places all the time? Don’t get me wrong, Chick-Fil-A is delicious and Cook Out is great for when you’re hungry at 3 a.m., but it is time for you to strengthen your taste buds and try something different from your typical, processed American cuisine. Your mouth is ready for something more exotic and your stomach is ready for real food.
It is again time for South Carolina Black Pride Week which, starting Wednesday, will celebrate the African-American LGBT community through a myriad of family-friendly, political and entertainment events for “the most vulnerable and underserved within our community,” as described on the SC Black Pride website.
On Tuesday, as the South Carolina General Assembly begins discussions over the Confederate battle flag on the Statehouse grounds, the words "Take it down!" echoed around the capitol, as large crowds gathered to rally both for and against its removal.
After a violent cloudburst subsided over the capital of the Palmetto State in June, Gov. Nikki Haley held a press conference calling for the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the South Carolina Statehouse grounds.
Man shot outside NW Columbia home in drive-by shooting
A particularly distinguished artist once said, “My idea of a good picture is one that’s in focus and of a famous person.” That artist is Andy Warhol, and as of June 12, Columbia has the opportunity to see some of Warhol’s greatest, most focused pictures of famous people.
As flocks of incoming freshmen flooded campus on Monday and Tuesday for the first of 13 orientation sessions, returning students and graduates were reminded of their own experiences as first-years.