Everything happens for a reason, and chance brought freshman early childhood education major Madison Hart to the perfect fit: the Student Government Association’s (SGA) athletics senator.
Column: All in favor of protected, paid breaks for employees
Editor-in-Chief Jillian Paige Hicks on why we need laws to allow employees breaks: “While I can empathize with the dogmatic assertion that America was founded on hard-work, the work-life balance is hardly sustainable as it is.”
Dorm Dash: California Roll bowl
An easy recipe that will satisfy your craving for sushi.
Dorm Dash: The easiest seared tuna salad
An easy recipe that tastes like you ordered it from a fancy restaurant.
Column: "Excused" and "unexcused" absences reinforce ableist academic policies
Kriegel writes, “there are ways instructors can alleviate suffocating policies that worsen mental and physical health crises: reject the narrow scope of functionality in academia, and recognize that students are unique and still maturing young adults. Some of us are sick, some of us are injured, or are parents, living alone, sole providers of finances, grieving, growing — and all of us are tired.”
"Ozark" Season 4, Part 1
The first part of season four of “Ozark” is a nail-biting thriller that leaves viewers wanting more.
"The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window" Review
Kristen Bell’s murder mystery satire may have flown over some people’s heads, but it is still a must watch.
USC Aiken and First Tee of Aiken have partnered to construct a practice facility
USC Aiken and First Tee of Aiken have partnered to construct a practice facility.
Annual Black History Parade float to honor the late Betty Gyles
Black Historical Committee of Aiken honors Betty Gyles memory in 22nd annual Black History parade.
Feature: Emily Mims, expressing artistic visions
Senior studio and digital art major Emily Mims uses dance and art to share her creativity with the community.
Edition Review: Jan 24-Jan 31
Welcome to the fourth week of classes, Pacers.
Editorial: Online classes should still be offered in all courses
Online options for attendance should still be available to students.
USC Aiken Alumni James Kelly publishes "Just a Kid"
USC Aiken alumni James Kelly reflects on the process and success of publishing his first book.
USC Aiken partners with the National Guard and Batelle for new cybercenter
The University of South Carolina Aiken is the focus for a new cyber training center, sponsored by the South Carolina National Guard. This training center will act as a way for students to train for cyber security.
Pacer Commons fourth floor reconstruction set to begin February
Brian Enter, Senior University Facilities Executive, and Cam Reagin, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration talk about the process of reconstruction on the Pacer Commons fourth floor.
USC Aiken's choral and athletics program continue heightened preventative measures against COVID-19
In light of a recent CDC guidance regarding heightened risk of transmission in school sport and band practices, USC Aiken’s programs have maintained increased preventative measures.