Crime Blotter: April 3 — April 10
By Kevin Smarr | April 13, 2015The blotter comes from police reports released by the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety and doesn’t include crimes reported by city or county law enforcement.
The blotter comes from police reports released by the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety and doesn’t include crimes reported by city or county law enforcement.
An anonymous benefactor has purchased 1,200 acres of land from USC, located near Pawley's Island, SC in order to prevent future development and establish a conservancy zone along the coast, according to a Saturday press release from a PR firm representing the buyer.
A 30-year-old Elgin man has been placed under arrest and charged with felony DUI following the death of a Columbia woman in a three-car accident which occured on Saturday afternoon, according to the Columbia Police Department, Police are looking for answers in regards to a man who was shot in the parking lot of a Bi-Lo on the 9000 Two Notch Road on Saturday and on Thursday, the Navy Flight Demonstration Team's Blue Angels took the crowd by storm during the Air Show at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort.
This week marks the Second Annual Financial Literacy Week, hosted by the Student Success Center (SSC) at USC.
A rainbow of painted T-shirts can be found from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Greene Street today, as the Clothesline Project officially goes on display as part of SAVIP bringing National Sexual Assault Month on campus for April.
Gov. Nikki Haley, U.S. Sen. Tim Scott and Coach Dawn Staley will deliver this year's commencement addresses May 8 and 9.
On Wednesday evening in Russell House, students, faculty and staff participated in an open forum discussion as part of UniteSC, in response to the photo showing a USC student next to a racial slur which was posted on Twitter last week.
The Muslim Student Association hosted a week of events running from April 6 to April 9 to raise awareness about Islamic culture at USC.
Today's In Brief section features the conviction of the Boston Marathon bomber, a rally outside of North Charleston and roosters finding new homes after being rescued from a cockfighting operation.
Toxic levels of alcohol contributed to first-year business student Charles Terreni Jr.'s death, according to Richland County Coroner Gary Watts
Relay for Life, the world’s largest and most impactful fundraising event, is less than two weeks away. But for one student, the event is more than just a fundraiser.
Today's briefs include an officer who fatally shot a fleeing man in North Charleston, a plane crash that killed Illinois State men's basketball coach and athletic director and a lawsuit against South Carolina State University.
Undergraduate and Graduate students alike filled a room in the Discovery building Tuesday night for a lecture on creating LGBT-affirmative therapist.
Registration for orientation for the summer months was slightly delayed on Tuesday when USC’s Office of New Student Orientation tweeted that their system was down.
The ambitious goal of $1 billion dollars in eight years is poised to become a reality for Carolina’s Promise campaign.
The College of Arts and Sciences has engineered their Open Book Series as a chance for students, faculty and members of the community to interact with various celebrated authors on USC’s campus.
Today's brief section features legal action by a fraternity against Rolling Stone, an April Fool's joke gone wrong and the return of the women's basketball team to Columbia.
