News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews an event discussing the “challenges” and “opportunity” the rising Generation Z presents.
Upcoming ICE Event to tackle American and Caribbean slavery
News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews the upcoming Diversity Initiatives event, “Same Chains, Different Home.”
USC Aiken employee uses racial epithet at university-sponsored event
At a university-sponsored event, “The Blank Word,” a university employee used a racial epithet after a discussion on the reclamation of slurs.
University police to converse over cocoa
USC Aiken police will be hosting “Hot Cocoa with a Cop,” a continuation of their conversation series “Coffee with a Cop.” Students are encouraged to grab a hot drink and converse with USCA’s police department.
Preview: Panel to tackle student-chosen topics on faith
To continue the theme of Interfaith Harmony Month, Diversity Initiatives is hosting an Interfaith Conversations panel with three religious leaders to discuss topics of the students’ choices.
Annual Holiday Fest celebrates cultural traditions
USC Aiken’s annual Holiday Fest provides an inclusive and educational experience for students and families.
University to move offices during renovation
The Penland Administration building will undergo a vast renovation of its HVAC system, displacing many offices within the building.
Connections award to enrich and award students through research
The USC Aiken Center for Research Excellence aims to enrich student interests by providing professional and academic experience with the Connections Award.
Column: Professionalism and professors, comfort in the classroom
News Editor Noelle Kriegel discusses her opinion on USC Aiken’s mission and how some professors fail to uphold its promise with troubling comments.
Column: Students can sway the 2020 election
News Editor Noelle Kriegel discusses her opinion on the power of college students in elections by using the USC Aiken Student Life Facebook page as an example of student voices implementing change.
Column: D.C. trip provides much needed stress relief and inspiration
Editor Noelle Kriegel reflects on the relief the D.C trip provided
Interdisciplinary course, trip to be offered
A new interdisciplinary course titled “The Anthropocene” is being offered over Spring Break in South Florida.
Leadership program to offer 'alternative' spring break
The Leadership Program is opening a course and trip for 15 students to go to Orlando during spring break next semester.
Panel of faculty to discuss campus-related issues
News Editor Noelle Kriegel previews an event set to discuss social and political topics surrounding USC Aiken.
Leadership program provides post-graduate experiences
The leadership program at USC Aiken offers an experience for personal and professional development.
Study abroad programs offered for spring and Maymester
Four study abroad programs for Maymester and Spring Break are being offered at USC Aiken.
Event to discuss facts, complexities of biological sex
Dr. Alexandra Roach, a neuroscientist, will discuss the science of biological sex and its complexities in an ICE Event Oct. 30.
Communication department faculty to host workshop
A leadership workshop “How to Hold Difficult Conversations” is being offered to all students on November 7.
Students voice their concern on email etiquette
News Editor Noelle Kriegel looked into student concerns about email etiquette from faculty and staff.