Week in review: Gamecock football players get SEC attention, tennis team awarded All-Acedemic nods and men's basketball continues their "8K in 8 Days" crusade.
It is time again for South Carolina Black Pride Week which, starting Wednesday, will celebrate the African-American LGBT community through a myriad of family-friendly, political and entertainment events for “the most vulnerable and underserved in our community,” as described on the SC Black Pride website.
On Tuesday, as the S.C. General Assembly begins discussions over the Confederate battle flag on the Statehouse grounds, the words "Take it down!" echoed around the capitol, as large crowds gathered to rally both for and against its removal.
Are you tired of eating at the same four places all the time? Don’t get me wrong, Chick-fil-a is delicious and Cook Out is great for when you’re hungry at 3 o’clock in the morning, but it is time for you to strengthen your taste buds and try something different from your typical, processed American cuisine.
As a violent cloudburst subsided over the capital of the Palmetto State on Monday afternoon, Governor Nikki Haley held a press conference calling for the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the South Carolina Statehouse grounds.
The Richland County Sherrif’s Department were called to respond to a house on Pelican Drive in the middle of the day after a man was shot multiple times in front yard, the USC director of the former Center for Manufacturing and Technology, pleaded guilty to illegally obtaining $336,000 in federal grant money last Friday, and the Oliver Gospel Mission has begun the task of providing heat relief to the homeless.
As flocks of incoming freshmen flooded campus on Monday and Tuesday for the first of 13 orientation sessions, returning students and graduates were reminded of their own experiences as first-years.
A particularly distinguished artist once said “My idea of a good picture is one that’s in focus and of a famous person.”
On Tuesday, the National Weather Service called for highs of 100 to 102 in the Columbia, S.C. area, as a heatwave begins to settle in for the week.
Junior Gamecock Matt NeSmith qualified for the US Open, one of four major golf tournaments.
Although we are no where near the Caribbean’s sandy beaches, palm trees, and delicious fruits and cuisine, The traveling Carolina Caribbean Culture Festival made its way to Columbia June 4th through June 9th.
Beginning last week, construction crews broke ground on what will eventually be developed into what is known as the Innovista Master Plan, starting on the corner of Green Street and Lincoln Street.
On May 29, an officer pulled over a car for overly tinted windows. When he approached the car and the driver rolled down the window, a large cloud of smoke that smelled like marijuana escaped the vehicle.
I-26 has completely reopened today, following an extensive overnight cleanup after a tanker was involved in an explosive ten-car pileup near St.
For the kids!” students yelled on Greene Street as pies were thrown into their faces by their friends and peers.
No. 1 LSU turned up the pressure on the Gamecocks Saturday night, as they got up early and never looked back in an 8-1 Tiger victory.
A USC student was charged with malicious, unlawful tampering after pouring Windex and spitting in roommates' food, WLTX reports.
