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Black History Month Gala rewards USC Aiken students
Highly anticipated event invited student organizations to celebrate.
USCA recognizes the influence of Beyoncé
“She however persevered, turning her lemons into lemonade.”
On-campus movie event shows story of medical marvel
Staff writer, Deborah Jackson, discusses the movie “Brain On Fire.”
Havana Cuba All Stars rock Etherredge Center stage
Inside the theater, the 12 person acoustic band drew from crowd interaction, raised hands urging audience members to stand, dance, clap, and sing. Hands pressed to chests, the singers closed their eyes and turned their faces to the lights, expressing the emotion the music evoked.
Top 3 Student-acclaimed movies to watch during Black History Month
A&E Editor Eric Sanders polled students to see what their top 3 favorite black movies were. Here are the results.
Diversity Office, CURLS host “Don’t Touch My Hair” event
“The main goal was to educate students on where natural hair styles came from in the black community and to encourage students to embrace their hair because it is natural. “
ACE Club encourages inclusive environment
Dr. Stacie Williams, the ACE Club faculty adviser, said that her aim is to make students feel welcome, whether they are ACE members or not.
Hypnotizing homecoming
“From flipping off “martians” to calling out their friends with outrageous claims, the show had everyone falling out their seats with laughter. “
Review Series: The Haunting of Hill House
Opinions Editor Lynnsey McAllister begins a double-feature review of “The Haunting of Hill House” with the original novel by Shirley Jackson.
"Being and Becoming" exhibition
The “Being and Becoming” exhibition expressed both artist’s desire to depict their memories and experiences.
Analysis: Post Super Bowl poll reveals student alignments
Did a poorly played game at this year’s Super Bowl affect the opinions of viewers?
Poetry Submission: "AFFECTED!"
Poem written and submitted by Martis Simmons.
USC Aiken alum directs dark comedy
Staff writer, Chealsy Reaves, got the scoop about the upcoming production by the University Theatre Players.
Review: Madeline Miller shakes modern literature
Lovers of fiction and mythology rejoice! Madeline Miller has a literary gift all her own.
Campus organizations offer events on campus
As the semester begins, you may want to take your mind off of the semester and the course load soon to come.
Aiken Composers Guild hosts burning concert
The free concert included several piano and guitar performances, with a light show finale.
Daya Talks: Dating (part 3)
Our classy yet sassy columnist Daya continues her series on dating in the 21st century.
Breaking stereotypes event discusses stereotypes about Native Americans
Copy Editor, Alaine Sullivan, shares what she learned from the Breaking Stereotypes event held by the diversity initiative.