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By Nate Abraham Jr. COMMENTARY Eight years ago, my daughters came home from college. They were 18 and 20, and eligible to vote in their first presidential election. Since they […]

By Dr. Glenn Mollette In his State of the Union address, President Joe Biden referred to an American dilemma – the shrinking Snicker’s bar. He pointed out that his Snicker’s […]

Dear Editor, The people in leadership positions are trying to take away our civil and human rights. It seems as if Orangeburg City and Orangeburg County both seem to be […]

In a landmark move to revolutionize rural South Carolina’s cybersecurity landscape, Denmark Technical College and Fusion Centers have announced plans for a state-of-the-art managed security operations center (SOC) corporation headquartered […]

By James B. Ewers Jr. EDITORIAL Some years back, there was a popular R&B group, Archie Bell and The Drells from Houston Texas. One of their hit songs was, “Gonna […]

South Carolina State University will screen the Lifetime movie “Single Black Female 2 ^ { \mathfrak { s } } followed by a fireside chat with screenwriter and SC State […]

Benedict College recently announced the appointment of Mr. Yohannis A. Job, J.D. as the new Vice President of Enrollment Management. After an extensive national search, Job stood out as the […]

Most colleges and University administrators covet high graduation rates and view them as indicators that help determine the value and worth of their academic programs. Graduation rates may also influence […]

The American Business Women Association kicked off Women’s History Month with the 2nd annual ABWA Day at the State House on Thursday, March 7, 2024. The day began with state, […]

Barbara Phillips grew up in a home that championed the rights of all. Born during segregation, Philips became the first student to integrate a previously all-white school. Her grandfather founded […]