Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
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Have you met Sylvester?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
USCA graduate earns Human Civil Rights Award
Hannah Jameson, a recent graduate and secondary education major, was awarded along with one other student from Aiken Technical College and a member of the Aiken community a human and civil rights award in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Have you met Jesse Owens?
Continuing with our month long series, meet the next great figure in Black History.
NPHC members interested in quad plots
Regardless of whether they want plots, trees, rocks or banners, the NPHC organizations feel that they are not being heard.
Have you met Angela Davis?
News Editor Angelika Davis introduces the first in a month-long series about historical black figures.
Housing officials justify RM turnover rate
Over thirty new hires every year sounds like an alarming number, but is it normal? Pacer Times took an inside look at the turnover rate of resident mentors on campus.
Video: Wild Pitch with Chandler Strama
Pacer Times TV debuts a new segment called Wild Pitch! Chandler Strama sits down with Leah Boghosian and Caroline Cockrell to preview the 2019 softball season.
ICE event tackles immigration
Immigration is a hot button topic that is widely discussed but more often, not completely understood. Professor Elizabeth Georgian provides an in-depth look at the issue while providing an ICE credit opportunity.
MLK celebration speaker emboldens Aiken community
She revealed that her dedication and success are the result of years of experience, fighting barriers of racial and gender inequalities.
University provides resources for students
Feeling confused during registration? Don’t know who to ask a question to? Missing home and feeling conflicted about reaching out for help? Here’s a quick list of who to call in any situation.
Dupont Planetarium hosts viewing of blood moon eclipse
The next time this will take place-a Supermoon, Total Lunar Eclipse, and Wolf Moon occurring on the same night- will be in 2036.
A day on, not off: Community to host MLK days of service and celebration
The MLK days of service and celebration coming up at the end of the month. Read about how you can be involved as a student.
Communication department chair to retire
After 28 years of service to USCA, Dr. Charmaine Wilson has elected to retire next summer.
Parking problems plague campus
Two university officials were more than happy to give some answers as to what the administration is doing about the notorious parking problem.
Police chief explains campus camera situation
It is for the safety of our campus community that the exact locations of those cameras could not be revealed.
"Military Times" ranks USC Aiken in annual “Best for Vets” award
Veteran and military students hold 14% of the USCA student population, 130 students having enrolled in the Fall 2017 semester.
Haunted Hike to provide spooky good time for students
Everything you need to know about this season’s spookiest outdoor event.
Broken Ink wins first place in national competition
Universities from all over the nation competed for the award, but USC Aiken’s literary magazine took home first place.
Ombudsman office to host meet and greet
An email from the chancellor's office emboldens students to take advantage of this opportunity to "share your experience as a USC Aiken Student."