In honor of Women’s HIstory Month, check out this article on Frida Kahlo, a female Mexican artist.
Feature: Dr. Thayer McGahee (COVID-19) Coordinator
News Editor Chi Nguyen interviewed one of the COVID-19 Coordinators at USC Aiken to gain insight on the job, the difficulties and successes of dealing with the pandemic at a university.
Do you "Care for a Story?" student-led grassroots movement
Erin Weeks covers the emergence of a grassroots movement and organization on campus, Care for a Story, as well as interviews the founder and president of the organization.
USC Aiken mask mandates and enforcement continues
USC Aiken continues to enforce the use of masks while reporting a low-alert level of transmission.
Feature: Antuawn Wade, beacon of hope, protection and comfort
Have you seen angels adorning storefronts in Aiken County? That would be the work of Antuawn Wade, fine arts student at USC Aiken.
Column: Eight-week courses are a viable option for students
Taylor Herndon and Paige Hicks share their experiences with eight-week courses alongside full semester courses.
Feature: Kinsley Richardson and the business of music
Reporter Alex Molina interviewed sophomore business major and music minor Kinsley Richardson! Read on to learn more about this weeks student feature!
Wondering what’s happening on campus this week? Check out our schedule!
Poems with Anab: Femininity explored in poetry
The continuing series “Poems with Anab” presents poems on femininity and womanhood.
Guest Column: Nursing students should lead by example
“It behooves the staff to remind students that they must wear their mask properly. Yet, I have never seen a staff member address a student directly. It seems that their red scrubs grant them a certain level of immunity from the policies on campus.” — Father Greer.
Wondering what’s happening on campus this week? Check out our schedule!
Column: USC Aiken needs better Wi-Fi on campus
Editor Erica Bennett shares her experiences with Wifi on campus.
Book of the Month: "Infinite Country" by Patricia Engel
Book of the Month is back!
Clinicals, studying, restrictions: COVID-19 as a major obstacle for nursing students
Lead Reporter Erin Weeks discussed the difficulties of being a nursing student in a pandemic.
Poems with Anab: Poetry as an economic bond, tales from the Great Depression
Continuing with Pacer Times’ poetry series, Editor Anab shares verses from the Great Depression.
Learning management systems: Is Blackboard Learn Ultra meeting student's needs?
“At the end of the day, the university is tasked with making a decision as to which of these services fits the needs of its students.”
