Reporter Taylor Herndon covers the recent legislation change by Henry McMaster, in which facial coverings are no longer enforced by the state.
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USC Aiken faculty and staff comment on receiving vaccinations
Lead Reporter Erin Weeks spoke to three members of USC Aiken’s faculty and administration on receiving the COVID-19 vaccine on campus.
Controversy surrounding the term "womxn"
There has been recent controversy surrounding the term “womxn” and its usage in inclusive spaces.
Feature: Dr. Thayer McGahee (COVID-19) Coordinator
News Editor Chi Nguyen interviewed one of the COVID-19 Coordinators at USC Aiken to gain insight on the job, the difficulties and successes of dealing with the pandemic at a university.
Do you "Care for a Story?" student-led grassroots movement
Erin Weeks covers the emergence of a grassroots movement and organization on campus, Care for a Story, as well as interviews the founder and president of the organization.
USC Aiken mask mandates and enforcement continues
USC Aiken continues to enforce the use of masks while reporting a low-alert level of transmission.
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Clinicals, studying, restrictions: COVID-19 as a major obstacle for nursing students
Lead Reporter Erin Weeks discussed the difficulties of being a nursing student in a pandemic.
Horror Noire & Black Music Matters: Black horror and musical influence
Paige Hicks reviews two events on campus.
Feature: Julia Evans, Founder & President of the Black Student Union
“BSU is not just an organization. It’s a community of people engaging in conversation.”
Brotherhood and memories, the answer behind frat rushing
Reporter Taylor Herndon spoke to two recent frat inductees on why they rushed.
Activist spotlight: Bryan Stevenson, a beacon of justice and freedom
The United States makes up 5% of the world’s population, but 25% of its incarceration population. Bryan Stevenson is one of many, but not enough, fighting to change for justice inside and outside of the justice system.
USC Aiken takes next step toward enhancing cyber initiatives in South Carolina
The South Carolina National Guard readiness center at USC Aiken is projected to begin in 2024.
