Andy Grammer booked for CP spring concert
By Hannah Jeffrey | March 30, 2014Andy Grammer will perform at the Koger Center for the Arts at 8 p.m. on April 17, according to CP President Adam Mayer.
Andy Grammer will perform at the Koger Center for the Arts at 8 p.m. on April 17, according to CP President Adam Mayer.
The Columbia Police Department released photos of four persons of interest who may be related to the incident in Five Points Friday night that resulted in a man being shot in the leg.
A group calling itself “Fight for C of C” is planning a “walk-out” for Friday, The Post and Courier reported.
Investigators have determined that the January crash from the Blossom Street bridge into the Congaree River was a murder-suicide, The State reported. According to the Columbia Police Department, Denzel Whyatt Jr.
A collective of South Carolina native writers came together in the Coliseum on Thursday to speak to students and faculty about their experiences writing “State of the Heart: South Carolina Writers on the Places They Love,” and their careers as writers.
The 2014 Thomas H. Regan Executive Lecture Series kicked into high gear on Thursday as Mike Helton, President of NASCAR, spoke at the Belk Auditorium.
Getting together at 7 a.m. to prepare for the day ahead of them, Connor Baade and Adam Mayer had a breakfast for champions — biscuits and gravy, or as Baade called it, “the only way to start the day.”
The design was officially unveiled on March 26 on the Horseshoe, where guests were serenaded by bagpipes and rewarded with free tartan products.
What started out as a cold for second-year business student Colton Beasley turned into something neither he nor his family and friends could anticipate.
Emily Learner, a fourth-year exercise science student, was chosen from a large pool of applicants who either applied or had been nominated for the award.
Two Midlands schools named Palmetto’s Finest, Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon resigned after being arrested and charged with theft and bribery and Columbia stretch of the Broad River is low after dam repairs were put off.
USC’s Tunnel of Awareness exhibit seeks to illuminate social justice issues for interested students.
A member of the new American Party has jumped into the race for U.S. Sen. Tim Scott’s seat, The Greenville News reported.
Shedding a little light on an otherwise rainy day, the vendors of the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market rolled out their fresh produce on Greene Street on Tuesday.
The Carolina Creed is more than just words on a paper. According to the Carolina Judiciary Council, it is something to be lived out through different components that they are working to promote in the upcoming week.
Students and chefs from around the Midlands put their cooking skills to work in the annual “Chefs on the Shoe,” which is dedicated in memory of late professor Jules Pernell.
To Kelsey Conley, puppies are more than just furry friends. As the founder of the new club Cocky’s Canine Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS), Conley has seen the potential impact of service dogs.