In an overwhelming majority vote of 82-28, the South Carolina House of Representatives pushed the “Save Women’s Sports Act” to the state’s Senate floor for further consideration.The proposed bill would ban transgender girls and women from competing in girls’ and women’s sports.
There is no hiding the dramatic rise in gas prices in the United States. In South Carolina prices have increased 41 cents per gallon within the first week of March, making them the highest in the state since 2012. Students are beginning to recognize that they may need to reevaluate their met…
In the early hours of Ukraine Thursday morning, the tense silence that has cloaked the country broke with the sounds of an anticipated Russian invasion. Explosions have been reported in the Ukrainian cities of Odesa and Kharkiv along with the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, as Russia’s president,…
Schools across the country recently released their 2020 Security and Fire Safety Report, which contains statistics on all crimes on campus in 2020. In order to compare data from different schools, the crime log data was gathered and adjusted for population differences to be per 10,000 studen…
Before resigning from his post as president of the University of South Carolina due to plagiarism allegations, Bob Calsen sent over 3,800 emails, which have now been obtained by the Post and Courier. The emails reveal Caslen’s dissatisfaction with the university community.
Blast off! SpaceX, from Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla. launched four NASA astronauts up to the International Space Station early Friday morning on a reused rocket.
South Carolina recently expanded its eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine to all residents aged 16 and older, including part-time residents such as Clemson students. Those aged 16 and older can register with a provider for the Pfizer vaccine and those aged 18 and older can register for the P…
As Thursday marks one year since the nationwide start of COVID-19 restrictions and lockdowns, South Carolina has recently moved into Phase 1B of its COVID-19 vaccination effort.
Governor Henry McMaster announced Friday afternoon that bars may resume selling alcohol after 11 p.m. and that organizers of gatherings greater than 250 will no longer need to seek approval from the state, effective Monday, March 1.
