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"Would be very disheartening": SC State cuts nine academic programs due to low enrollment (opens the original)
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ORANGEBURG, S.C. (WACH) — South Carolina State University seeing some major changes to the lesson plan in Orangeburg. A week after the school’s board of trustees agreed to cut almost a dozen academic programs, officials are mapping out the path forward. Nine programs were cut last week, including arts education, business education, and social studies education programs. In a letter to the school community, President Alexander Conyers saying they feel the cuts are in the best interest of the stud
"We can also stop hunger": USC fights student food insecurity with new free meal locations (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — Hunger in higher ed. Food insecurity is creeping onto college campuses across South Carolina. On Wednesday, one school took steps forward to help students with a growing need. Students on the University of South Carolina campus talking about the rising rate of hunger among college students in the state. Last year, 48% of students at USC reported food insecurity, up from a little more than 46% in 2022. "At the beginning, it was a little difficult to find food and got hungr
"Not a criminal matter": New bond conditions set for accused Allen University fraudster (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — A man accused in a multi-million-dollar scandal at Columbia’s Allen University pleaded not guilty in a federal courtroom today. Prosecutors say Lamonica "Monti" Valrie promised to build the school a football stadium for free, and ended up walking away with millions of dollars without doing any work. "This was a complicated deal that somehow did not go the way everyone suspected. It was not a criminal matter; it is not a criminal matter," Todd Rutherford, Lamonica “Monti”
Safety concerns rise in Five Points after another person hit by car (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — Safety concerns in Columbia’s Five Points tonight after a person was hit by a car while trying to cross the street, and it's the second time something like this has happened in the last six months. "It's easier when it's just yourself, but I can certainly imagine being with someone or having kids along with you that would make it a lot more nervous with these crosswalks," Spencer Creech, a Columbia resident, said. Safety concerns in Columbia’s Five Points area after anoth
"Voter rolls are shrinking": ACLU says millions have been removed from SC voter rolls (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — The state voter registration deadline is just a little over a week away, but after recent data from a non-profit organization showed a dip in registered voters in the last few years, some questions have been raised about registration. "Most of us can look around in our communities, and see that South Carolina is growing, we've been named the fastest growing state in the nation, but our voter rolls are shrinking," Jace Woodrum, Executive Director of ACLU South Carolina, sa
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