"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.
Latin heritage committee to host Cardi B listening event
The Office of Student Life Diversity Initiatives and the Latin Heritage Month Committee are hosting an ICE event called “Party with Cardi” on September 26th in the Sac Mezz from 4-5 p.m.
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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.
SGA to kick-off rivalry competition with tailgate
On Saturday October 6th, SGA is hosting a "Border Bash" tailgate to kick off the annual Battle for the Paddle competition with Augusta University.
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.
The only system affected by this will be the on-campus internet service, which will be unavailable for the duration of the event, which will be complete by 6:30 a.m.
SGA gives students a voice among university administration
The Student Government Association (SGA) allows USC Aiken students who are elected by their peers to hear, interpret and support the needs of the student body.
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.
USC Aiken will resume normal schedule
Classes will resume Wednesday September 12 as the governor has rescinded his message.
Campus organization offers opportunities for theatrical students
UTP is famous for their one act plays, written and directed by student members. The organization is not exclusive to theater majors, which gives their shows a variety of diverse perspectives.
IMPACT event showcases volunteer opportunities for students
The ICE event featured groups such as the Boys & Girls Club and ACTS. Each group presented for about three minutes, allowing students to hear all the volunteer options.
Feature: USC Aiken athlete found herself in cheerleading
Ginas’ passion for cheerleading began with gymnastics, which she did for 13 years before an injury sidelined her. After that, she began to seriously pursue a career in cheerleading in 10th grade.
Border separations impact USC Aiken students
Families belong together. What has come out of separating these families other than heartbreak, trauma and tears?
Confident Crook takes on role of Executive Director
The Etherredge Center and the Department of Visual and Performing Arts recently welcomed Paul Crook as their new Executive Director.
"Battle for the paddle" continues into new year
Regional rivals USC Aiken and Augusta University are gearing up for another year of friendly competition as they Battle for the Paddle.
New Etherredge manager pushes accessibility for all students
St. John and his colleagues want to make the events of the Cultural Series as accessible as possible for students.
Nutrition coach aims to help students with new program
In his coaching, Philbeck aims to “provide an opportunity for students to learn about nutrition and help them find the right path for themselves.”