For Black History Month, Pacer Times gathered photos of students, faculty and staff to represent popular Twitter tags. This gallery is for #blackoncampus.
Gallery: #Blackgirlmagic
For Black History Month, Pacer Times gathered photos of students, faculty and staff to represent popular Twitter tags. This gallery is for #blackgirlmagic.
Alumni Corner: I'm almost tired of having a dream
USC Aiken and Pacer Times alumna, Angelika Davis, discusses her views on Black History Month as a young educator.
Top 15 classic black movies
Business Manager Cole Maddox reminisced about his childhood to come up with these classic black movies to watch during Black History Month (or anytime!).
Column: Michelle Obama continues to make black history
Staff writer, Chi Nguyen, discusses why she thinks Michelle Obama is a key figure in modern black history.
Black Legends in Jazz
Interested in learning about influential black musicians? Love jazz music? Arts and Entertainment editor Erica Bennett composed a list of extremely important black jazz musicians.
Feature: USCA professor becomes campus ombudsman
Emma Watts interviewed Dr. Melencia Johnson, USC Aiken’s Ombudsman for this feature story.
Feature: Shaquan Jules
If you’ve seen a 6-feet-seven-inch man towering across campus, you’ve probably seen Shaquan Jules. He’s currently a star player on the USCA men’s basketball team and a business major, who one day hopes to start a pretzel franchise. Check out this feature story by Joseph Reeves to learn more.
USCA faces off agains Young Harris in back and forth brawl
Miss the game this past Saturday? Read a recap of both the women’s and men’s games by staff writer Joseph Reeves.
The legacy of black art in Jazz
Ever wonder where Jazz originated? Arts and Entertainment editor Erica Bennett gives a brief history of the beautiful music genre.
Black History Month celebrations continue with Juneteenth event
Reporter Angel-Hope Watts covers the Diversity Initiatives event celebrating Juneteenth with an interactive tour and activities.
A coach's perspective: Microaggressions within gymnastics
News Editor Noelle Kriegel reflects on her experience as a gymnastics coach and the recurring issue on the mispronunciation of gymnasts of color names compared to their white counterparts.
Valentine's Day special, part two: We've got that geezer love
In the second part of our special, Valentine’s Day series, Lifestyle Editor David Frantz discusses his long-term relationship with the woman he loves.
Top 10 Valentine's Day movies to binge this month
New reporter Angel Watts listed her top 10 favorite movies to watch for the season of love.
Campus community responds to loss of beloved student
Following the death of USC Aiken student, Jeremiah Duncan, the campus community responds with an influx of memories, messages and emotion.
Jeremiah Duncan through the lens of USC Aiken
News Editor Noelle Kriegel collected student responses regarding Jeremiah Duncan and compiled a list of recurring adjectives to briefly define his character.
University decision ignites discourse among students
After university officials chose to maintain Thursday classes, despite inclement weather warnings, students responded adversely in comments on the USCA Student Life page.
Provost explains university decision to remain open
In an interview Friday, USC Aiken Provost and Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs, Dr. Daren Timmons explained the university’s decision to maintain scheduled classes and events last Thursday.