Land clearing to make way for new soccer and softball fields has been in the planning stages for six months.
How to make Erin's favorite dessert pizzas: Strawberry & Cookie
Two different dessert pizza recipes inspired by Dairy Queen’s Treatzza Pizza.
Cut it up, glue it down and let it go: a beginner's guide to collage art
Everything you need to know about making collage art from a successful entrepreneur, @poetry.erin.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries celebrates the end of the semester
USC Aiken’s Baptist Collegiate Ministries organization celebrates the end of the 2021/22 school year.
Response to the censorship of Art Spiegelman's "Maus"
“Maus” is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that was banned from classrooms by a school board in McMinn, Tennessee in January due to the book’s violent nature and depictions of suicide, nudity and profanity.
Introducing The Town Square A Literary Magazine: A new, student-led publication
A new literary magazine is emerging from nontraditional student Samantha Taylor USC Aiken.
Breaking News: Masks become fully optional on campus
Starting this week, the mask mandate will be lifted from the USC Aiken campus and students will only be required to wear masks in the Student Health Center.
Memorial services held for John Wade "Coach" Abshire
The memory of John “Coach” Abshire, a beloved supporter of the university, was honored Saturday at St. John’s United Methodist Church.
The Investiture of Chancellor Dr. Daniel Heimmermann
A ceremony was held for the Investiture of USCA Chancellor Dr. Daniel Heimmerman.
Oswald Writer's Series presents Anthony Varallo, author of "The Lines"
The 2022 Oswald Distinguished Writer’s Series at USC Aiken will be featuring author Anthony Varallo.
Observing Black history in Aiken
As the end of Black History Month draws near, we are remembering black history tied to Aiken County and the ways that black students are represented in the present day.
New parenting class offered by USC Aiken’s Psychology Clinic
USC Aiken’s Psychology Clinic is soon to begin offering a nine-week parenting class to aid caregivers of adolescents and children. This class will begin on March 31 and end May 26.
Unrest on USC campus as messages containing racial and homophobic slurs surface within organization
Racial and Homophobic messages surface within UofSC’s Turning Point USA organization.
USC Aiken recognized by Tree Campus Higher Education for commitment to tree care and student service engagement
USC Aiken received Tree Campus Higher Education recognition from the Arbor Day Foundation for meeting multiple criteria.
Feature: Naomi Falk, creating art from ordinary objects in "A Moment for Now"
The USCA Etherredge Center presents work from artist Naomi Falk which tells of connections between humanity and objects.
USC Aiken student shares words of encouragement with campus community, reflects on personal difficulties that lead to positivity
“I just want everyone to know that you are not alone. We are all here to graduate. Sometimes we have to take it one day at time, and that's okay. It will all be worth it once you walk across the stage with your diploma in hand.”
Annual Black History Parade float to honor the late Betty Gyles
Black Historical Committee of Aiken honors Betty Gyles memory in 22nd annual Black History parade.
Pacer Commons fourth floor reconstruction set to begin February
Brian Enter, Senior University Facilities Executive, and Cam Reagin, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration talk about the process of reconstruction on the Pacer Commons fourth floor.
Breaking News: 20-year-old woman killed in hit and run near campus
20-year-old Tamia Jackson was killed in a hit and run incident on Richland Avenue West.
USC Aiken student and "free spirit," Theron Wallace, drowns over winter break
On Wednesday, Jan. 5, the body of 20-year-old Theron Wallace was identified and recovered from Lake Carolina. Wallace had been missing since Christmas Day and was last seen kayaking on the lake.