Brief: 2017 Student Government race begins
By Brittany Franceshina | Jan. 19, 2017The 2017 Student Government election process began this week on Jan. 17 and will continue until March 15.
The 2017 Student Government election process began this week on Jan. 17 and will continue until March 15.
After being convicted on Dec. 15, Dylann Roof was sentenced Jan. 10 to the death penalty for 33 counts of murder and hate crimes.
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The holiday season officially arrived on campus Thursday with the ceremonial lighting of the campus Christmas tree.
The longtime president of South Carolina public broadcasting will step down in the near future, the officer accused of killing an African American man in Charlotte won't face charges, and a Sumter church suffered over $2,000 in damages after being vandalized.
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Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
This upcoming spring will involve a big first in the form of a new arrival at Riverbanks Zoo.
In the midst of unease surrounding the LGBTQ community in the current political climate, IRIS is hoping to become even more inclusive as they welcome in a diverse new group of officers.
Just days after Gov. Nikki Haley was named Donald Trump's choice for U.N. ambassador, two more South Carolina Republicans have also taken on roles in the president-elect's transition team.
A dementia patient in Newberry county goes missing, Hugh Leatherman refuses to leave his Senate seat and a newborn is left to the DSS.
