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Hopkins Middle School eighth-grade student Cayden Covington has been named the first recipient of the Music in Our Schools (MIOS) Musicianship and Excellence Award, presented by local musician and actor […]

President Brenda C. Murphy, South Carolina State Conference NAACP shared the following statement in response to Donald Trump posting a video on social media depicting former President and First Lady, […]

South Carolina State University invites supporters to its 2026 Legislative Day on Wednesday, Feb. 18, bringing members of the Bulldog Family to the State House to highlight the university’s impact […]

By Jaidyn McKinnie American democracy is entering a dangerous stage of decline. While coverage focuses largely on the most recognizable signs of democratic backsliding, such as attacks on free speech […]

Richland County Auditor Paul Brawley has announced he will not seek re-election for a sixth term. First elected in 2006, Brawley was the first African American elected to one of […]

By Louis J. King II EDITORIAL As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, I’m reflecting on the century of economic volatility and roadblocks that have often defined […]

Change is coming to a globally renowned dining destination on Main Street, but it’s not the ending many might fear. A Peace of Soul Vegan Kitchen, the beloved plantbased restaurant […]

Benedict College announces 2026 Black History Month programs featuring student dialogues, the 37th annual Harambee Festival, and community celebration

people to take charge of their own wellbeing and to support others,” said Nurse Suzanne Williams, Director of Health Services and Student Health Ambassador Coordinator. “I am immensely proud of […]

Eleven student health ambassadors have been awarded a total of $22,500 in scholarships in recognition of their leadership, service, and commitment to promoting health and wellbeing among their peers and […]