Feature: Dr. John Engel and the art of car collection
Reporter Paige Hicks interviewed a USC Aiken director regarding their expensive and impressive car collection.
USC Aiken’s 3 annual drag show was announced via the infamous horse statue, Spirit, on Scholar Lane.
Editor and photographer David Frantz captured images from the Intramural tournament on campus.
Aiken hospital offering scholarships to nursing students in need
Reporter Erin Weeks reports on the annual scholarship offered for all nursing students in need, including an inside perspective by the nursing school dean.
New York police department defunded, communities in need to expect reforms
News Editor Chi Nguyen covers the recent budget cut from New York city’s police department.
David Frantz captured some photos from the musical performance taking place in parking lot D.
Need some ideas on how to celebrate Halloween during a pandemic?
Students Demand Action urge students to vote
Dual-enrolled students seek voters.
UPDATED: Homicide investigation initiated after USC Aiken student, mother found dead
News Editor Chi Nguyen covers the recent death of a USC Aiken student identified in killing.
Column: Stand against domestic violence
In this column, Angel-Hope Watts shares figures on abuse as well as tips to help out those who may be suffering.
Honoring the dead: Festivals, feasts and offerings
News Editor Chi Nguyen writes on the The Festivals of the Dead.
Major shaming: Impacting Fine Arts students
Reporter Paige Hicks covered an issue that has plagued Fine Arts majors in universities.
Lambda Chi Alpha experiments with (watermelon) bombs
Lambda Chi Alpha collects can with a potential watermelon explosion.
Opinion: Spirit is the best horse on campus
“Of the half a dozen horse sculptures found around campus, Spirit has to be my favorite, offering ever changing looks, with participation by many diverse groups, giving a lifeless piece of fiberglass a purpose to display cleverly and artistically what students have on their minds or what’s coming up.”
USC Aiken students prepare for election, consider candidates
Reporter Erin Weeks interviewed students on campus for political persepctives.
Bias Incident Response Team to examine trends, incidents on campus
The university put a new group into effect, designed solely to examine incidents of bias in the community.
South Carolina teacher passes from COVID, following mother
A South Carolina teacher passes from COVID-19, her mother succumbed next.
SCARY STORY CONTEST: I have to change
Happy Oct. 1, Pacers! This October we wanted to do something special, something engaging. Pacer Times decided to come together to create a story students could add on to. This is the beginning of something exciting, collaborative.
Students: submit 300 words or less of a continued version of this story — feel free to leave it hanging for the next student. Let’s see how twisted and spooky we can get!
The student submissions that are picked for publication will have a feature story written about them (with consent). Get writing (and spooky) Pacers!