In Brief: March 26, 2014
By Sarah Martin | March 25, 2014A member of the new American Party has jumped into the race for U.S. Sen. Tim Scott’s seat, The Greenville News reported.
A member of the new American Party has jumped into the race for U.S. Sen. Tim Scott’s seat, The Greenville News reported.
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.
The Gamecock Pantry’s sole mission since its opening in November of last year is to serve and be utilized as a resource.
Women steal handbags, jewelry from Walmart Camden Police are working to find two women accused of unsuccessfully attempting to return $208 of stolen merchandise to a local Walmart and then taking the items without paying, The State reported. According to an incident report, the women entered a Walmart in Camden around 11:30 a.m.
After the six finalists for USC’s woman of the year award were announced last week, one thing was clear: girls rule.
Teams of “shavees” shaved their heads Saturday at Jillian’s as part of the St. Baldrick’s Foundation Shave-a-thon to raise money for childhood cancer research.
Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell was named president of the College of Charleston, a Batesburg father and son were charged with a daylight farm equipment theft and a third bottlenose dolphin was found in Beaufort County waters.
Briefs don’t include every incident from the last week, and suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information could change as investigations continue.
The weather was gameday perfect as the Gamecock community awaited the doors of the Carolina Coliseum to open in support of the women’s basketball team. From garnet and black jumpsuits, to face paint and gameday-colored hair, students showered the team with their support.
Throughout next week, USC students and faculty will have the opportunity to learn more about the code of conducts that establish and define Gamecock integrity.
If you’ve ever been to a basketball, baseball or volleyball game, you’ve probably seen a man with long hair and a beard, running around and getting the student section pumped up.
The last of Riverbanks Zoo’s original group of flamingos died on Thursday, a month before the zoo’s 40th anniversary, The State reported.
Three years ago, when Rebecca Phillips took the helm of the Mighty Sound of the Southeast, the band’s sound wasn’t all that mighty.
Ryan Harman and Chip Fallaw know USC students have good ideas. What they don’t know is whether the students know how to bring their ideas to fruition.
Student Body President LIndsay Richardson was sworn in alongside newly elected Student Body Vice President Donnie Iorio, Student Body Treasurer Ryan Harman and 41 of the 42 senators of the 106th student senate.
Members of the Darla Moore School of Business celebrated the No. 1 rankings its undergraduate and graduate international business rankings nabbed this year.
The 42 newly sworn-in senators milled around the student senate chamber Wednesday evening, waiting for the first session to begin.