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The Late Night Grille is Back
After a long wait, the Late Night Grille is back!
World Suicide Prevention Day
“Every 40 seconds someone person loses their life to suicide worldwide. That totals to more than 700,000 people per year.”
Broken Ink release party celebrates magazine's 54th volume
The 54th volume of Broken Ink is published in April and celebrated with a release party.
Dr. Nancy Albers named Dean of the School of Business Administration.
Dr. Nancy Albers is named the dean of the School of Business Administration at USC Aiken.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries celebrates the end of the semester
USC Aiken’s Baptist Collegiate Ministries organization celebrates the end of the 2021/22 school year.
Introducing The Town Square A Literary Magazine: A new, student-led publication
A new literary magazine is emerging from nontraditional student Samantha Taylor USC Aiken.
Dr. Deborah McMurtrie awarded Dr. Jennifer L. Wilson Teaching Excellence Award
Deborah McMurtrie is awarded the Dr. Jennifer L. Wilson Teaching Excellence Award.
Pacers and Polo event celebrates its 17th anniversary on April 2
Pacers and Polo celebrates its 17th anniversary this April and will feature its annual silent auction
Breaking News: Masks become fully optional on campus
Starting this week, the mask mandate will be lifted from the USC Aiken campus and students will only be required to wear masks in the Student Health Center.
Memorial services held for John Wade "Coach" Abshire
The memory of John “Coach” Abshire, a beloved supporter of the university, was honored Saturday at St. John’s United Methodist Church.
Dr. Anthony Varallo speaks for the Oswald Distinguished Writer's Series
Dr. Anthony Varallo read his flash fiction, “My Enemy” and an excerpt of “The Lines” for the Oswald DIstinguished Writer's Series last Thursday.
The Investiture of Chancellor Dr. Daniel Heimmermann
A ceremony was held for the Investiture of USCA Chancellor Dr. Daniel Heimmerman.
Reporting a positive COVID-19 diagnosis helps prevent the spread of inaccurate information
The University’s COVID-19 dashboard may not present accurate information due to lack of positive test reporting.
COVID-19 on a national and state-wide decline, though still infecting thousands
COVID-19 cases in South Carolina are beginning to steadily decline once again with an estimate of around 53 daily cases per 100,000 people.
USC Aiken's Women's Cross-Country team earns honor of All-Academic distinction
USC Aiken’s Women’s Cross-Country team received the honor of All-Academic distinction from the U.S. Track & Field and Cross-Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
COVID-19 case numbers are decreasing in South Carolina and across nation
COVID-19 numbers are decreasing in the state of South Carolina as well as across the United States, according to recent CDC data.
USC Aiken student shares words of encouragement with campus community, reflects on personal difficulties that lead to positivity
“I just want everyone to know that you are not alone. We are all here to graduate. Sometimes we have to take it one day at time, and that's okay. It will all be worth it once you walk across the stage with your diploma in hand.”
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.
Edition Review: Jan 24-Jan 31
Welcome to the fourth week of classes, Pacers.