'Race' evokes thoughts of USC history
By Carolyn Culbertson | June 15, 2016The South Carolina State Museum's limited-time exhibit, "Race: Are We So Different?" highlights the scientific and historical aspects of both race and racism.
The South Carolina State Museum's limited-time exhibit, "Race: Are We So Different?" highlights the scientific and historical aspects of both race and racism.
The remains of a South Carolina native were found inside a 9-foot alligator in Florida, WLTX reports.
The "Tucker Hipps Transparency Act" was signed by the governor on Thursday to demand that Greek organizations at universities publish a full report of misconduct. The mother of the legislation's late namesake spoke out in an interview.
The USC Board of Trustees and committees within met on Friday to discuss university programs and budgets.
Harvest Week at Motor Supply Company Bistro in the Vista is running through to June 12. It is a week of a consistent menu of farm fresh food.
Hillary Clinton sparked a flame war on Twitter Thursday.
A Greer man won the $1 million Powerball lottery after giving his own money to a woman outside of the QuikTrip from which he purchased the ticket.
Three police officers and a woman were injured in a North Myrtle Beach chain reaction car wreck.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley ceremoniously signed a ban on abortions past 20 weeks at a Christian school for disabled children.
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina sharply criticized his party's presumptive presidential nominee on Tuesday.
A hearing was set for Dylann Roof, the man charged with shooting and killing nine people in a Charleston church, around the one-year anniversary of the shooting.
Charles Williams, a member of the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees, was fined $75,000 on Monday for trapping, shooting and killing red-tailed hawks in 2013 and 2014.
An apartment complex in Irmo, South Carolina, was damaged by a fire Tuesday morning. Two were trapped in an apartment but were rescued by a passerby.
The daughter of a USC graduate who died in Operation Desert Storm of the Persian Gulf War named her newborn son after the fallen airman.
Approaching the first anniversary of the Charleston shooting, artists of all media will come together for an evening of expression and remembrance, “Hope in Harmony: An Artistic Conversation,” which will be held at Tapp’s Arts Center.
South Carolina representatives are pushing for the governor and attorney general to file a lawsuit against the federal government for its directive allowing transgender students to use school restrooms aligned with their gender identity.
Hillary Clinton became the presumptive Democratic nominee for president on Monday night according to the AP, ahead of six contests on Tuesday.