In Brief: March 3, 2015
By Lauren Shirley | March 2, 2015Todays briefs feature a bus driver accused of assaulting a 7 year old, Gov. Nikki Haley's trip to an undisclosed location and 13 arrests as at West Columbia flea market.
Todays briefs feature a bus driver accused of assaulting a 7 year old, Gov. Nikki Haley's trip to an undisclosed location and 13 arrests as at West Columbia flea market.
Today's briefs feature Obama coming to Columbia, the search for a man who threw a gun at a victim and a minivan-driving teenager charged with murder.
Students at USC were given the unique opportunity to “ride the Yak” this weekend when the social media’s crew came to Columbia.
The moment that Stephen Bandstra first laid eyes on Mahalia VanDeBerghe in their wedding planning class, Bandstra knew that it was love. And now, after both having recently graduated from USC, their wedding day is becoming a reality with the help of USC’s HTRM 362 Wedding Planning and Management class.
Candidates and students waited in anticipation Wednesday night to find out the winners of the runoff elections.
During Wednesday night's student senate, Student Government voiced their support of open source textbooks. Open source textbooks are free digital textbooks available for professors to use in their courses.
Today's In Brief features an assistant principal who had sex with a student, a heath care company that was hacked, and an embezzlement trial.
Students were invited to come to the horseshoe on Feb. 24 at 10:45 a.m. for “Coffee Talk on the 'Shoe,” an event funded by the Office of Student Affairs and Vice Provost.
Carolina Closet, a professional attire rental program from USC student government, is planned to be operational next month.
Monday night in the Discover building, 20 people gathered in the kitchen for a cooking class hosted by Columbia’s Cooking!
Today's in brief includes a teacher charged with possession of marijuana, a missing woman found dead near a crash site and the $188 million Powerball Jackpot winner.
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United States of America visited USC Monday night to talk to students.
Every semester Student Action Awards are given out to a number of universities who demonstrate leadership and progress towards creating a greener campus within their student body and this year USC has nabbed a Silver Level award.
In 1808, the the university mandated a need to build a wall surrounding South Carolina College, surrounding what we know today as the historic horseshoe and now, over 200 years later, that wall is coming back.
This week in briefs, the Bassmaster Classic wrapped up at Hartwell Lake, part of Bull St. will undergo development to make it the center of downtown Columbia and a women allegedly shot and killed a man after a fight between the two.
The USC Board of Trustees agreed upon a resolution against hazing on Friday.
The USC Board of Trustees approved a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice regarding the lease of the Close-Hipp building on Friday.
