Today’s briefs include a former South Carolina running back being charged with assault, Apple releasing new products and the city of Columbia receiving a grant from the U.S. Transportation Department.
If you’re going into Five Points as your group’s DD, you can get free non-alcoholic beverages, and all you need is one simple thing — a key chain from Student Government.
Briefs dont include every incident from the last week and suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information could change as investigations continue.
The South Carolina National Guard is training its first female artillery commander, a woman stabs her boyfriend twice over a pack of cigarettes and a mother of two attempts to burn down her house
Liquor distillery found in the woods near Holly Hill, University of Alabama study reported 60 percent of college students do not get enough sleep and Joan Rivers dies at 81 years old
Graduate student James Armstrong knows how to change USC’s luck on the football field.
A woman was killed and a man was injured in a shooting that took place Wednesday night at 34 Burdock Circle, a location off of Shop Road, The State reported.
A high school fight ends with 11 students being charged, Jenny Sanford wants husband to under psychological evaluation and three murders in Greenville are identified as “thrill killings”
A chorus of “aye” and “nay” rang out in the student Senate chambers Wednesday, as the Student Government budget for the 2014-2015 year came up for debate.
Provost Michael Amiridis applied this week to be president at Florida State University after five years serving at his current USC post.
The university has identified 600 additional parking spaces located in Blossom Street Garage, Bull Street Garage, Senate Street Garage and Athletic Village Garage through a series of site surveys that measured traffic patterns and parking site usage.
When Monica Bowman, a fourth-year history student, applied for the Magellan Grant, she was just hoping to receive some financial aid for her research project.
Today’s briefs include a train and truck colliding, a transgender teen suing the SCDMV and a woman arrested for shoplifting and narcotic possession.
Newman-Norlund’s research project focuses on creating video games that help children with social deficits, primarily autism but also disorders such as ADHD, develop the teamwork and leadership skills necessary for life.
Suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
Chapin holds its annual Labor Day parade, undercover cops bust a Wellford strip club for prostitution, and Connor Shaw gets signed to the Browns practice squad
Since 2007, about 50 students and five faculty members have been changing the future of South Carolina. Through their positions at the USC SmartState Center for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC), these aspiring and current scientists have been working to understand the science and engineering of solid-state energy devices.