News Editor Noelle Kriegel provides a brief infographic on South Carolina’s executive orders.
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COVID-19, isolation threatens mental health
News Editor Noelle Kriegel reports on the mental health statistics of college students.
Spring is sprung without us: Cancelled events
Pacer and Akenite activities are halted in the wake of social distancing.
Specialty medical practice opens in Aiken
This federally-funded medical practice offers special services involving medication abuse and primary care may be of special interest to students who lack medical insurance.
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Weekly Briefing: Serious topics from a serious news team [APRIL FOOLS EDITION]
Editor-in-Chief covers the very important, serious topics covered in this week’s issue of Perder Times.
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College students weigh in on media discourse [APRIL FOOLS EDITION]
College students appear to be divided on what trustworthy news is. One student sparks a debate on this topic, providing their trusted sources.
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Nationwide university shut down or battery replacement? [APRIL FOOLS EDITION]
The birds work for the bourgeois, and maybe the administration, too.
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Interview: What does Broken Ink have against vibes? [APRIL FOOLS EDITION]
Listen and read an exclusive interview that offers an inside view into the inter-office debate: vibes or no vibes?
COVID-19 update: Continuous rise in cases expected until May
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox provides an update to the coronavirus situation in the U.S., with a particular emphasis on South Carolina and Georgia.
Pacers respond to remote learning
Pacers respond to the shift from face-to-face instruction to remote learning. News Editor Noelle Kriegel collected responses by students from the USC Aiken Student Life Facebook page.
Weekly Briefing: Welcome back ... sort of
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox discusses the articles that appeared in this week’s issue of Pacer Times.
COVID-19 poses threat for smoking population
News Editor Noelle Kriegel reports on a population likely more compromised when it comes to COVID-19: smokers.
COVID-19 update: U.S. falls third in highest coronavirus cases worldwide
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox provides an update on the impact of COVID-19 on the countries with the highest impact.
COVID-19 update: Coronavirus cases rise in SC
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox provides an update on the impact of COVID-19 in South Carolina.
COVID-19 update: Coronavirus explained
What is the coronavirus? How is it spread? How can you protect yourself? In this article, Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox answers these questions and more about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coronavirus update: The state of the world
Reporter Chi Nguyen wrote this update on the state of the world regarding COVID-19.
Coronavirus update: Increase in South Carolina, Georgia cases
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox provides an update on the presence of the coronavirus in South Carolina and Georgia.
Weekly Briefing: The reality of violence against women today
Editor-in-Chief Cecilia Maddox discusses the articles in this week’s special Women’s History Month edition of Pacer Times.
A brief narrative of Women's History Month
Arts & Entertainment Editor Erica Bennett delves into the history of Women’s History Month.
Scooters on campus replaced with new models
Recently, the SPIN scooters on campus have lowered in number and have different appearances. David Frantz explains why in an interview with a SPIN representative.