Somehow, these proceedings have ushered in a new reality where believing in the presumption of innocence is an innate way of undermining sexual assault victims.
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"Hook-up culture" helps students to discover themselves
When it’s 12 a.m. and your partner comes into your dorm room wearing basketball shorts and Nike slides, carrying their phone charger, you know it’s not a bedtime story they are looking for.
USCA offers resources for students dealing with sexual assault
Here at USCA, there are plenty of resources so that students do not need to be afraid to find someone to help them.
Mac Miller remembered
When I discovered Mac, I found his energetic yet nonchalant personality to be both unconventional and impressive. His music personified fearlessness because he capsulized the idea of individuality in a society where many of us restructure ourselves based on external influences.
Viral image mocks Kaepernick campaign, causes outrage
Kaepernick began his crusade for justice during a football game in 2016 and has been working diligently since for social reform. His act has cost him his job and many sponsorships, except for Nike. He has worked too hard for his new ad to become a mockery.
Border separations impact USC Aiken students
Families belong together. What has come out of separating these families other than heartbreak, trauma and tears?
LeBron James signs with Lakers just months after leaving Cavaliers
LeBron James is a renowned basketball player in his 16th season in the NBA. This summer he signed a 154 million dollar four-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, soon after becoming a free agent from the Cleveland Cavaliers.
In an odd way, the freshmen and seniors are the same people. It’s just that life is opening different doors for each class.
ICE events: yay or nay?
Inter-Curricular Enrichment Events, commonly known by the acronym ICE, are hosted around campus to enlighten, entertain, and keep us informed.
USC Aiken expands with on-campus high school
On August 20th, USC Aiken made room for a new four-year public high school containing honor students from the Aiken County school districts.
Power to the throne
Fifteen distinguished ladies were selected to go on what was called a “Power on the Throne” tour at the Pickens-Salley House, and I was one of them. Development Officer Judith Goodwin, who led the tour, quoted Wes Moore, “You are their hope; you are the rockstars here.”