Richland deputies are looking for a suspect in a Sunday morning shooting, USC trustees approved a bronze statue of mascot Cocky and a man was arrested after leading troopers on a car chase with children in the car.
USC Proving Ground wrapped up its entrepreneurial competition Thursday night at the Darla Moore School of Business.
A student reported a rape at Winthrop University, a statewide ban has been issued on types of outdoor burning and Connor Shaw had a son.
Professors discussed the importance of newsreels in informing people of important events in the wake of the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Gov. Nikki Haley met with President-Elect Donald Trump, a man was arrested for reporting bombs at the White House and Charleston and the death of a local doctor remains under investigation.
Crisis Text Line founder Nancy Lublin tried to inspire students to tap into their own potential as part of the Momentum Series.
The Columbia Police Department won an excellence in law enforcement award, a hearing to determine if Dylann Roof is competent for trial will be closed to the public and a road sign remembering the child killed at an Anderson elementary school was unveiled.
USC's Leadership and Service Center is honoring Homelessness Awareness Week with a series of events aimed to educate the public and help collect food for those less fortunate.
With the popular site MyEdu no longer serving USC, new resources from the university and other online tools are looking to ease the registration process.
A pair of USC students made national headlines for their engagement photos shot in the same classroom they met in.
The Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive gives students a chance to give back while learning more about blood donation and fighting a classic rival.
While in town to speak at the The Township, Equal Justice Initiative founder Bryan Stevenson will receive an honorary Key to Columbia.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
Residents are encouraged to stay inside as air quality in parts of the Midlands have reached code red, three local Bi-Los are being converted to Harveys and a man sprayed AXE body spray in his mouth during a DUI stop.
Developers announced a $10 million dollar project to build boutique-style hotel in downtown Columbia, a local church held a service aimed at healing as a result of the divisive election and the super moon lit up the Columbia sky Monday night.
International Student Services continues International Education Week with an international bazaar designed to let students share their culture on Greene Street.
Police are seeking more information in the case of a puppy that was burned to death, a driver was killed in single-car crash in Fairfield County, and two armed robberies were committed within minutes of each other in Sumter.