Today's briefs include a 70-year-old man arrested for growing marijuana, three suspects arrested for robbery in a Walmart parking lot and the South Carolina Department on Consumer Affairs warning residents about a phone scam.
This week's briefs include a funeral for an SC deputy, USC students promoting voting and Columbia police considerations of body cameras.
Monumental renovations on the Women’s Quad and Darla Moore School of Business have drawn to a close, and more are on the way.
The USC board of trustees approved Wednesday a Bachelor's of Sciences (B.S.) in Pharmacy degree for the Columbia campus.
Alleged murderer of USC professor receives trial dateHank Hawes
In the past, students who changed majors after pursuing a pre-pharmacy degree for two years were counted as dropouts in student statistics.
The collection of contemporary examples of traditional art forms focuses on the concept of carrying native cultural heritage into the 21st century.
A man leads investigators to the bodies of his five children, a grand jury indicts Bobby Harrell on nine charges and USC is ranked 55th among public universities by U.S. News & World Report
The student senate allocated $8,882 to seven student organizations in two bills Wednesday, using its new rolling allocation method for funding.
While the Gamecocks were inside battling Texas A&M, 104 people were ejected from Williams-Brice during this year’s season opener, according to the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety.
Today’s briefs include a former South Carolina running back being charged with assault, Apple releasing new products and the city of Columbia receiving a grant from the U.S. Transportation Department.
With the lot behind university housing up for auction, a bidding war has emerged to see who gains control of the Gregg area on Bluff Road.
Student government is looking to cut costs, especially when it comes to paper.
Skydiving is usually a once-in-a-lifetime experience or a fleeting thought for the acrophobic. But for the Flying Gamecocks, it’s a lifestyle.
If you’re going into Five Points as your group’s DD, you can get free non-alcoholic beverages, and all you need is one simple thing — a key chain from Student Government.
Briefs dont include every incident from the last week and suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information could change as investigations continue.
The South Carolina National Guard is training its first female artillery commander, a woman stabs her boyfriend twice over a pack of cigarettes and a mother of two attempts to burn down her house