News Editor Noelle Kriegel discusses a new student organization on campus, which seeks to advocate for students with disabilities.
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Diversity Initiatives to host Latinx Heritage Month events
News Editor Noelle Kriegel discusses Latinx Heritage Month and the upcoming events that the Diversity Initiatives is hosting to celebrate.
Weekly Briefing: We need some help, Pacers
Here’s our usual weekly briefing, prefaced with a request from our staff.
Diversity Initiatives event to explain rights regarding ICE
News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews the “Know Your Rights Regarding ICE” event.
Free flu shots for students available in Student Health Center
News Editor Noelle Kriegel provides information on the Student Health Center’s free flu shots.
Chancellor announces new chief of police
News Editor Noelle Kriegel covers the appointment of new chief of police, Jason Zike.
Sorority raises funds with downtown Aiken 5K run
A&E Editor Emma Watts covers the “Run for the Roses” event at Aiken’s Oktoberfest.
College Democrats host watch party for Democratic debate
A&E Editor Emma Watts covered the debate watch party hosted by the USC Aiken College Democrats.
USC Aiken to host Family Day September 21
Students, faculty and staff are welcome to invite their families for a day filled with food and activities. The University also encourages families to tour the campus and the city of Aiken.
USC Aiken still ranks high among public universities
In the 2020 U.S. News and World Report's Best Colleges Guide, USC Aiken ranks no. 2 out of over 500 public universities in the Regional College-South category.
World Suicide Prevention Day highlights importance of mental health
Last Tuesday, students raised awareness for suicide prevention, lighting candles in the quad.
Student Government Association holds second annual shirting ceremony
News Editor Noelle Kriegel covered the shirting ceremony for SGA’s new senators.
University's skateboarding, biking policy offers scooter alternative
According to Vice Chancellor Ahmed Samaha, some forms of on-campus transportation may not be prohibited.
Sorority recruitment week provides sisterhood for students
Arts and Entertainment Editor Emma Watts discusses NPC’s sorority recruitment week.
Etherredge Center to sell USC football tickets
The Etherredge Center is now selling ticket booklets to USC Columbia’s football games this season for a discounted price.
Weekly Briefing: Hurricanes, scooters and horses- oh my!
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox discusses several of the articles that appeared in this week’s issue of Pacer Times. Articles like this briefing will appear on a weekly basis.
Students, adminstrators weigh in on Spin scooters
Through a Facebook poll on the USCA Student Life page, students gave their opinions on the new Spin scooters. USCA administrators also provided information to clarify the facts, along with links to the Spin website.
University continues to update students on Hurricane Dorian
This is a continuing story on the progress of Hurricane Dorian. Check back for updates.
Warren summarizes plans at USCA town hall
Throughout her speech, Warren detailed major restructuring of the economy and battling corruption within Washington—stating that she “has a plan” for all facets of her campaign.
Column: Athletics department dumps tennis
Sports reporter Michael Kuras discusses the university’s decision to cut the tennis teams from the Athletics department and the impact that it has had on students.