Community leaders talk education, race relations
By T. Michael Boddie | June 6, 2016The Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center held community summit for leaders and young people to discuss community topics such as education and race.
The Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center held community summit for leaders and young people to discuss community topics such as education and race.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley signed a law that bans abortion procedures at 20 weeks of pregnancy.
Local agencies will come together Saturday to celebrate sustainability in the community with an annual recycling event.
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Student Government's last meeting of the semester focused on student budget increases in Greek life, Parks' administrative initiatives and the timely re-nomination of an empty cabinet positions.
In celebration of William Shakespeare's birthday USC theatre performances and cake will be featured in front of Thomas Cooper Library.
The First Folio, the first published compilation of Shakespeare's works after his death, will be on display until April 30.
Raymond Clemens used his research into medieval manuscripts to discuss the importance and identity of renowned playwright William Shakespeare.
USC will begin using Handshake, a new career guidance platform, on June 1.
Sustainable Carolina held its annual Earth Jam on Greene Street to promote environmental sustainability through fun activities.
A USC graduate was awarded one of the highest honors in writing this week.
Travel Lightly Day shared helpful information about environmentally friendly transportation throughout the day Tuesday as part of USC's Earth Day celebrations.
USC students and Columbia's Cooking will lead a three-day Earth Fest connecting food and the environment in honor of Earth Day.
A local person killed in a car crash was found to have not been wearing a seat belt, the Columbia Museum of Art was the only art museum to win the nation's top award for museums and libraries for community service, and a local school district employee is accused of theft.
After a month of preparations, Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention and Prevention revealed their final exhibit of T-shirts for the Clothesline Project.
Distinguished professor Marc Lamont Hill discussed the causes of racial inequality and advocated for giving all people the opportunity to speak publicly.
The South Carolina bathroom faces obstacles in the Senate and is unlikely to reach the House of Representatives by its deadline.