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Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) is a common blood circulation disorder that often affects young women. However, even though it's common, there's not a lot of research about it. Read here to find out how it affects people's daily lives, and why it's crucial for medical professionals to know more about it.
Nubia Ankh Ka's life was turned upside down when her uncle died. She began to think about life in a different way, resulting in her completely changing her lifestyle and beginning a business. Read here to find out more about her journey.
Approximately 6,000 students live in dorms on campus, but around 75% to 80% of students live off-campus. Many student apartment complexes have closed down their amenities as a precaution against COVID-19.
The University of South Carolina has cited the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) in order to withhold the location of coronavirus clusters on campus, as well as specific data about the clusters.
The Thomas Cooper Library has undergone many changes to help keep students safe in response to COVID-19. Read our story here to learn about what to expect when you visit the library next.
The Racial Justice Network, along with other community and activist groups, hosted a march down Main Street on Saturday to call for police accountability.
On Friday afternoon, a man protested the BLM movement on Greene St. with signs reading "BLM are racist thugs" and "BLM: rent a riot." Students gathered around him for most of the afternoon, chanting "Black Lives Matter" and "No justice, no peace."
Human Trafficking in South Carolina is more common than most might think. Experts in the field share tips about how to recognize trafficking, and also how to stay safe. “[Traffickers] try to eliminate risk. They try to operate under the radar and are very subtle in their tactics typically. So that’s why, oftentimes victims don’t know they’re being victimized,” Kathryn Moorehead, Coordinator of the State Task Force, said.
Job hunting can be challenging, especially during a pandemic. The Career Center offers some tips on how to navigate on-campus employment in the fall. Read more:
Many students have had to apply for unemployment due to COVID-19. The process can be confusing, but some of USC's experts have tips for students navigating unemployment.
