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A big yellow card celebrating National Principals Day stands prominently in Hopkins Middle School Principal Alexandria Williams’ office. The front of the card reads “The difference you make, makes all […]

As a first-year biology student at South Carolina State University, Kelsey Whetstone is striving toward a career in pediatric medicine. An Orangeburg resident, Whetstone is cozily familiar with SC State, […]

Dashon Pinckney knows what it means to be out front. Before arriving as a firstyear student at South Carolina State University this fall, Pinckney served as drum major of the […]

By James B. Ewers Jr. COMMENTARY People are hungry with no food to eat because benefits are being cut. Men and women are losing their jobs because of budget realignments. […]

By Marc H. Morial TO BE EQUAL “We’re making a giant U-turn here. Are we really going to be a thriving, productive society if we have a huge share of […]

By any measure, these entrepreneurs would be deemed highly successful and were good corporate citizens in their respective communities. I was thoroughly shocked and disappointed at their lack of business […]

By Raynard Jackson Guest Commentary I received a massive response from my column last week. I wrote about the Trump administration being open for business, especially for small businesses, and […]

Columbia SC chapter of National Coalition of 100 Black Women elects Tonia Johnson Alston as new president for 2025-2027.

Denmark Technical College has concluded its Forging Onward 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, closing out a five-year cycle of growth and transformation. The report, recently approved by the Area Commission, highlights advances […]

South Carolina’s civil rights leaders held a press conference at the South Carolina State House on Thursday to call on Governor Henry McMaster to take emergency action to protect SNAP […]