The fall semester, in many ways, served as a reminder of USC’s history, as the university recognized the 50th anniversary of its desegregation and made a new mark in its rivalry with Clemson.
Second-year student Hollyn Chantemerle was de-stressing Thursday afternoon, putting aside her classes in favor of puppies.
For Christina Smith, a fourth-year studio art student, and Julia Bennett, a third-year marine science student, winning the Pop-Up Show meant more than an award. It meant furthering their passions for photography.
The University of South Carolina’s Columbia campus experienced outages in telephone and Internet services Thursday afternoon due to a break in service at 1600 Hampton, according to a University Technical Services employee.
If a woman can only buy one thing for the spring season, what should it be? A white shirt, of course, according to industry experts.
Myrtle Beach, an escaped man and Rick Perry are in today’s In Brief.
Student senators were decked out in their holiday finery Wednesday night for the final meeting of the body before winter break. Yarmulkes and Christmas sweaters were worn, tinsel was draped over shoulders and one senator’s festive socks made Student Body Treasurer Haley Guyton crack up during her weekly report.
If a woman can only buy one thing for the spring season, what should it be? A white shirt, of course, according to industry experts. The Fashion Group International (FGI) gave a presentation on “Best of the best” trends Wednesday night.
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott on Wednesday said the national gang known as the Bloods had been operating in Five Points and that they had been playing “knockout” there.
When the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31 and the new year begins, nobody will be able to light up, dip or vape on USC property. Tobacco-Free USC will take effect on Jan. 1, 2014, barring anyone from using any tobacco product on campus.
On a warm Tuesday night, the words to “Let It Snow” drifted through campus at USC’s 59th annual tree lighting ceremony.
Just before he conceded defeat in the strong-mayor referendum Tuesday night, Mayor Steve Benjamin looked to the future.
Fewer students have been reported for drinking and using drugs since USC raised its fines for doing so, but those fines are bringing in far more money.
A third arrest made in the November beating case after suspect was found behind curtains, Rick Perry praises Nikki Haley while on tour of the Upstate and two boys were chased by bloodhoods after an attempted robbery.
A second teen is arrested in Lexington iPad thefts, Thanksgiving Day travel deaths are down from 2012, and a Richland County deputy dies of lung cancer.
A graduate of the USC School of Journalism and Mass Communications and a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority, Leeza Gibbons shared her life lessons Monday as this year’s speaker for the Buchheit Family Lecture.
There’s not much day-to-day bustle at S&S Art Supply on Main Street. Rows of colorful art supplies line the walls below local artists’ paintings. But there are gaps on the shelves left by many of the store’s last remaining items that have been sold at deep discounts in preparation for the store’s closing this month.