The South Carolina National Guard readiness center at USC Aiken is projected to begin in 2024.
A Series of Quarantines for Pacer Athletics, Interview with Athletic Director Jim Herlihy
Sports Editor Umayma Anab discusses the state of university sports with USC Aiken’s athletic director.
How to: Dodging the obstacle of studying
Lifestyle Editor Brianna Richbourg shares her study tips.
Lifestyle editor Brianna Richbourg shares easy care plants for dorm life.
Recipe: Baked spaghetti
Lifestyle editor Brianna Richbourg shares her recipe for baked spaghetti.
Pacer Pillowtalk: Pelvic floor therapy
Lifestyle editor Brianna Richbourg explains pelvic floor therapy.
Feature: Wynton Marsalis, containing musical multitudes
Erica Bennett covers the acclaimed American musician Wynton Marsalis.
Feature: Vice President Kamala Harris
Chi Nguyen covers Vice President Kamala Harris and the shattered glass ceiling.
Infographic: COVID vs. Campus
An infographic briefly detailing campus information regarding COVID.
Math Lab face-to-face tutoring to resume, implementation of new app
“We really want to hear what students think about their tutoring sessions both in terms of what worked for them and what they think could be improved. This should allow us to better see what we want to accentuate and what we want to change in order to make the math lab as helpful for students as possible.”
Dealing with and understanding cross-contamination: Daily life vs COVID
Lifestyle Editor Brianna Richbourg explains cross-contamination and how it affects life in a pandemic.
To study or not to study: The best study spots on campus
Lifestyle Editor Brianna Richbourg shares her top study spots around campus.
Column: Social media addiction, the threat it poses on young girls and the age of disinformation
“There are only two industries that call their customers ‘users’: illegal drugs and software,” - Edward Tufte, computer scientist and professor emeritus of computer science, political science and statistics at Yale University
Notion: Artfully combining aesthetics and academia
A “procrastinator’s aid and an aesthetic academic’s dream,” Editor-in-Chief Noelle Kriegel briefs students on the app that may put an end to the dread of note-taking.