The University of South Carolina police department was unable to locate a suspect in an armed robbery that took place near campus at Main and Whaley Streets.
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An arrest has been made in one of the three incidents involving armed subjects on campus in the last week, USC President Harris Pastides said in a release Monday.
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University of South Carolina police could not locate a man seen with a gun running toward the Thomas Cooper Library early Sunday morning.
Today’s briefs include a man drowning after wading into water to get to sandbar, Carowinds’ new roller coaster and a drone being used by Clemson football.
Her mom was once a feature twirler at USC, so it may seem natural that Emily Doyle also took to twirling.
In less than a week, Doyle and Iocco will take their place on the field in Williams-Brice Stadium at the first football game, batons in hand.
Domenica Iocco found her way into twirling by chance.
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A USC student was walking through the Horseshoe at 12:40 a.m. on Thursday morning when he was robbed at gunpoint, WIS reported.
Barry Wright was taken into custody after he was found asleep in his running car, a coffee pot causes $50,000 in damages and a high school was arrested for killing an imaginary dinosaur.
Carolina Cash is moving farther beyond the realm of campus, giving students more options when it comes to dining and leisure.