Every time I walk past Strom (the structure,) I can’t help but visualize the ghost of that wrinkly lizard hanging around the entranceway, petulant arms crossed, frowning each time a black person walks into “his” building.
Just because you have a tattoo doesn’t mean you can’t be a serious person and do what needs to be done.
This letter is in response to a column written by Ben Crawford and published on Jan. 27 entitled "Absolute certainty essential ingredient for horror."
After Ferguson, we praised the conversation about change that was started on this campus.
Before going any further, I would like to emphasize that I am not a member of either of the two major political parties in the U.S., I decide who to vote for based on their positions, not their party.
Cuba: home of high quality cigars, more than 2,000 miles of beaches, and the most famous communist government this side of the Pacific.
Through a series of events I recently lost my Galaxy and was given an iPhone as a replacement.
After last year's attempt to request a tuition freeze from the legislature fell flat, we think the university's recurring appropriations requests for this year were more realistic.
All in all, the student-housing situation seems to be looking up.
Every religion deserving of the name demands one thing from the people who follow it: an impenetrable faith.
Without a doubt this generation is one that adores all forms of technology.
Numerous news outlets have recently announced that scientists have improved technology to read Greek scrolls using medical X-rays.
This semester marks one year since USC ostensibly became a tobacco-free campus.
For all the talk that the state of the union is an outdated ritual, President Obama proved Tuesday night that it can still be a powerful speech.
The theme of Mayor Steve Benjamin's state of the city address was a promise he made to Columbia.
Gov. Nikki Haley took office last week on the steps of the state capitol surrounded by a dark cloud of scandal.
This is a response to Mr. Terry Burgess’s Letter to the Editor that ran on Jan. 14, 2015.