Crime Blotter: August 25 to September 1
Sep. 2, 2014Suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
Suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
A building that stands 20 stories tall in the middle of downtown Columbia, The Hub aims to provide USC students with an innovative experience.
Seven adults were arrested for keeping 15 children in a roach-infested double-wide trailer, a Gamecock fan has attended over 600 USC games and two male USC students have been relocated to an all-male dormitory after entering female students’ rooms at night.
And after three armed incidents on or near campus in the last week and a half, all eyes are on safety for Thursday’s opener in Williams-Brice.
Kershaw County busts its eighth meth lab, a missing girl is seen wearing a disguise and the South Carolina House of Representatives votes to overrule two vetoes
Walking up the steps of the new Darla Moore School of Business, the sunlight hits you first.
After four incidents were reported over a seven-day span, the university administration is looking to solutions, but many students are still focused on fear.
The alumni association at USC has been hoping for a permanent home almost since its founding, and they have finally found one.
When fourth-year global supply chain management student Taverious Davis recently updated his LinkedIn profile, he received four messages regarding a job almost immediately.
Today’s briefs include a child killed in a golf cart collision, a new program to cut down on infant deaths and a couple arrested for assault.
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.
The NPS proposes a plan to manage wild hog populations, the CHA announces a housing lottery and the Columbia Police drug lab continues to have problems
USCPD has identified a suspect in the on-campus armed robbery that took place Thursday near the Horseshoe.
The Gamecock Gateway program was started in 2012 as an access program that seeks to allow students to easily bridge their education between the Midlands Technical College and the University of South Carolina.
Ever wanted to prevent heart disease and stroke? What about high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma, allergies and diabetes? Or maybe breast, colon and prostate cancers?
All it takes is an idea.
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.