Inspired by one of their professors from the USC School of Music, three students have recently taken their passion for the flute to the next level and won big at national competitions.
Student body president runoff candidate Trey Byars wishes to help students save money on parking tickets, maintain communication with board of trustees and encourage student engagement.
Student Body President runoff election candidate Michael Parks plans to address off campus housing search, sexual harassment on campus, entertainment for students, game day experience and the House of Delegates if elected.
Get in #Formation: Activism Against the Criminalization of Black Youth lecture brings awareness to students about the criminalization of minorities.
A community forum on Tuesday will feature presentations and an open discussion on discipline and the enforcement of laws in public schools.
An intersection is set to be renamed after a fallen officer, the Midlands is going to receive $157 million for flood recovery and a Richland councilman was charged with a DUI.
A woman is arrested for threatening violence at a local Food Lion, an apparently intoxicated woman is arrested for public disorderly conduct and a man is questioned for owning unregistered dogs.
As women's basketball looks to win their second SEC Tournament in as many years, students and fans will have the chance to send the team off with a free pep rally.
Dance Marathon raised over $500,000 for Palmetto Health Children's Hospital, the biggest total in the event's 17-year history.
Important information on dates and deadlines around campus for the upcoming week.
A man was shot in a local grocery store parking lot, SCDOT will receive a long-awaited traffic study, and a woman is found guilty of voluntary manslaughter.
Hillary Clinton took a big step towards securing the Democratic nomination with a landslide victory in South Carolina.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders urged rallygoers Friday night to vote in Saturday's primary.
Chelsea Clinton appeared on behalf of Hillary's presidential campaign Friday afternoon at Capstone House.
Student Government presidential candidate Michael Parks has been reinstated to the runoff race after the SG Constitutional Commission reversed one of the Election Commission decisions against him.
Correction: The graphic in the Weekender issue on Feb. 25 listed student body presidential candidate Michael Parks as having been reported for three violations of Section 4-3-40 and one violation of Section 4-4-10 of the campaign codes.
The Green Career Fair gave students of all majors the opportunity to learn about internship and career opportunities that relate to sustainability and environmental issues.