By Raynard Jackson Opinion As my followers know, I have been and am very critical of my Black community, especially the media appointed Black leaders and organizations. We face a […]
By Jack O’Toole Guest Commentary A controversial bill requiring local law enforcement agencies to assist in federal immigration enforcement passed the Republican-controlled S.C. House on April 1 in a party-line […]
By Tenita Abraham AI & Technology As I prepare for my trip to Ghana, I find myself thinking less about the logistics of travel and more about the journey itself. […]
Claflin University’s STEM Agenda is a strategic effort to enhance Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics education to build a future-ready workforce through innovation in both the classroom and research. The […]
W.G. Sanders Middle School’s quiz bowl team won first place in the lower middle school division of the 2026 State Championship of Academics. The competition was held March 20 in […]
Benedict College proudly announces the return of the 37th Annual Harambee Festival, one of the Midlands’ most anticipated cultural celebrations, set for Saturday, April 18, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 […]
Eau Claire High School’s student council has been named a 2026 National Council of Excellence by the National Association of Student Councils. The award recognizes student councils that “maintain strong […]
The I.P. Stanback Museum & Planetarium on the campus of South Carolina State University announces its upcoming spring exhibition, “No, You Can’t Touch My Hair,” opening Friday, April 3, at […]
The City of Columbia, through its Columbia Streams Art public art program, partnered with Columbiana Centre to commission a largescale mural that captures the skyline and spirit of the capital […]
