Columbia nonprofit joins statewide program to remove invasive pear tree species
By Colin Elam | April 13Local nonprofit Columbia Green joined the statewide Bradford Pear Bounty Exchange, which aims to get rid of the invasive Bradford pear tree.
Local nonprofit Columbia Green joined the statewide Bradford Pear Bounty Exchange, which aims to get rid of the invasive Bradford pear tree.
Several international students at USC have had their federal visas revoked, according to a university statement.
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Carolina Experience, an office of USC which first began in February 2024, aims to help transfer students at USC through consultation appointments with peer leaders and several Transfer Winter Welcome events.
Tree saplings sit outside of Gardener's Outpost on March 6, 2025. Over 100 native tree saplings were delivered for use in the Bradford Pear Exchange Program.
Former Columbia Green president Austin Saggus helps unload native tree saplings outside of Gardener's Outpost on March 6, 2025.