According to World Atlas, South Carolina has the highest move-in-to-move-out ratio of 2.05, leading the way for relocation ...

As USC’s women’s basketball team aims for its fourth national title, there are various activities surrounding the event fans ...

The Post and Courier’s Education Lab focuses on issues and policies affecting South Carolina’s education ... Following Hsu's email, the college held two back-to-back town halls March 12 ...

Because her savvy in that field is the only explanation for her ability to keep South Carolina’s ship flowing ... end-all of college basketball, regardless. Not by a long shot.

With around 1,500 students, Columbia College is embracing its new identity, this time through men’s sports. The changes are ...

According to World Atlas, South Carolina has the highest move-in-to ... in an area low in crime can take a look at Clemson, college town and home to the football powerhouse Clemson Tigers.

College acceptance letters are rolling in — and suddenly, some applicants don’t even want to hear from Columbia. An admissions consultant who helped 10 clients get accepted to the Ivy League s ...

“Busted Plug,” the 40-foot fire hydrant statue that for years sat near the intersection of Taylor and Bull streets in downtown Columbia, hasn’t been seen since it was transported across town ...

Ranjani Srinivasan was busy talking to an adviser at Columbia University when the federal agents first came to her door. The day before she’d got an unexpected email that her student visa had ...

According to World Atlas, South Carolina ... two small towns located in the Upstate. Families who desire to live in an area low in crime can take a look at Clemson, college town and home to ...

RentCafe analyzed 235 college towns to determine the best for students based on affordability, student life, and education quality. Winona and Duluth, Minnesota ranked 55th and 61st nationwide ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Registered nurses in South Carolina will soon have a new pathway for those wishing to become more involved in maternal health care when the University of South Carolina College ...