"Food insecurity is prevalent in the Columbia community," columnist Kara Rottmann writes. "Students should be more aware of these areas and educate themselves on the specific issues that cause food insecurity to diminish their own biases, reducing the stigma that surrounds the issue in the process."
College newspapers and the student journalists who write for them are important since they educate and inform the campus and local community. Everyone needs to be aware of current and local events and sometimes these college papers are the only source of news in an area.
"Stress is something that can continue to build if not taken care of in a healthy way, creating negative impacts on emotional and physical health," columnist Kara Rottmann writes. "As students, it is vital to reduce stress in order to keep a healthy mind and brain."
USC's Lunchtime Express has created a more accessible, efficient and consistent dining experience for residential and nonresidential students on campus, columnist Kara Rottmann writes.
As the 2024 election grows closer, students are encouraged to educate themselves on candidates policies and use their voting rights. Students should be more aware of civil engagement and public policy as the election grows paramount to our nation's future.
Sorority recruitment has forever changed due to the rise of online content and heavy social media following. 'RushTok' has created a recruitment process based on a number of likes and potential new members should take time to refocus on genuine connections made between their future sisters.
The 28th season of "The Bachelor" has garnered the show's largest viewership in over two years. This is due to the season's relatability amongst Gen Z, containing a charismatic lead and young, media-trained contestants.
As USC unveils new Grubhub delivery robots on campus, students find them just as entertaining as they are practical.
Facing its largest freshman class yet, the University of South Carolina's housing department has designated most of its on-campus housing to first-year students. This discrepancy leaves upperclassmen struggling to secure accommodations on and around campus.
Emily Henry novels are the perfect summer getaway. Here are four of her works to help get you summer lovers through the colder months ahead.