In Brief: 11/16/16
Parts of Midlands in code red air quality alert
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Parts of Midlands in code red air quality alert
New hotel project announced for downtown Columbia
Suspicious fire destroys Beaufort building
Trump protest planned for Statehouse grounds
Gov. Nikki Haley threatens to use executive order to fire recreation board members
Carolinian Creed and Diversity Week has brought speakers, student forums and interactive displays to USC focused on teaching students about how the tenets of the creed function on campus.
Deputies investigate report of man shot and robbed
Lexington County councilman charged with property damage day after his wedding
Marine recruit dies at Parris Island
Prisoners charged in connection with drug ring
Pedestrian struck in fatal collision
Renovations to south campus will mean changes to the flow of traffic in and around parts of campus, leaving some students concerned about the effects on parking.
SC Senator fined over $40,000 for campaign violations
Gas line explosion injures several in Alabama
The student senate voted unanimously in favor of a referendum that would add an executive position, speaker of the student senate, to Student Government starting next semester.
First Lady Patricia Moore-Pastides led a cooking demonstration at the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market on Tuesday. She taught the crowd how to make a Mediterranean dish and gave information and advice on staying healthy.
Student Health Services kicked off its annual flu vaccine clinics this week as a way for students to prevent the contraction and spread of the virus.
Issues of race and reconciliation at USC will be the focus of an interactive series of dialogues called Welcome Table SC, hosted by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Waka Flocka performed with characteristic high energy at his sold out show at Columbia’s Music Farm on Thursday night.
The history of USC began with the U-shaped quadrangle of the Horseshoe where the original campus took form in 1805. It has served as the location for many important events, like visits from former president William Howard Taft and Pope John Paul II, and more recently College gamedays and a concert from Darius Rucker. For centuries has withstood wars, fires, earthquakes, riots and the Civil War, and is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.