Following the death of USC Aiken student, Jeremiah Duncan, the campus community responds with an influx of memories, messages and emotion.
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University decision ignites discourse among students
After university officials chose to maintain Thursday classes, despite inclement weather warnings, students responded adversely in comments on the USCA Student Life page.
Provost explains university decision to remain open
In an interview Friday, USC Aiken Provost and Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, Dr. Daren Timmons explained the university’s decision to maintain scheduled classes and events last Thursday.
Volunteer fair offers community, campus opportunities
USC Aiken will host its annual volunteer fair, presenting students with campus and community opportunities.
Event illuminates impacts of generational differences on workforce relations
Reporter Chi Nguyen reviews an ICE Event detailing generational differences and their impact on the workforce.
Tornado warning issued for Aiken, surrounding counties
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning and advised residents of affected counties to take shelter immediately.
Thursday classes, activities to continue as scheduled
Following reports of potentially dangerous weather, university officials made an email announcement regarding Thursday classes.
Chancellor Jordan addresses student death, expresses condolences
In an email to the student body, Chancellor Sandra Jordan offered her condolences to the friends and family of Jeremiah Duncan.
USCA student identified in Aiken homicide investigation
A USC Aiken student was found dead this morning in a parked car near the intersection of Talatha Church Road and Gunter Road this morning.
Aiken County Sheriff Press Release: Suspicious death investigation
The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office has released this press release regarding a suspicious death on Gunter Road near Talatha Church Road. According to an email from the University Police Department, it may involve a USC Aiken student.
Students, staff respond to racial slur incident
In this continuing story, students and university staff members comment on the recent incident involving a university employee who said a racial slur at a campus event.
National news literacy week held
Staff writer Chi Nguyen covers National News LiteracyWeek and details the lessons the campaign provides.
Topic of 'generational diversity' to be explored in ICE Event
News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews an event discussing the “challenges” and “opportunity” the rising Generation Z presents.
Upcoming ICE Event to tackle American and Caribbean slavery
News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews the upcoming Diversity Initiatives event, “Same Chains, Different Home.”
University police to converse over cocoa
USC Aiken police will be hosting “Hot Cocoa with a Cop,” a continuation of their conversation series “Coffee with a Cop.” Students are encouraged to grab a hot drink and converse with USCA’s police department.
Preview: Panel to tackle student-chosen topics on faith
To continue the theme of Interfaith Harmony Month, Diversity Initiatives is hosting an Interfaith Conversations panel with three religious leaders to discuss topics of the students’ choices.
Weekly Briefing: An issue to fill you with holiday cheer
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox discusses the articles that appeared in this week’s issue of Pacer Times.
Annual Holiday Fest celebrates cultural traditions
USC Aiken’s annual Holiday Fest provides an inclusive and educational experience for students and families.
University to move offices during renovation
The Penland Administration building will undergo a vast renovation of its HVAC system, displacing many offices within the building.
A weekly briefing to be thankful for
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox discusses the articles that appeared in this week’s issue of Pacer Times.