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Local protesters refuse to let democracy die

Leea Port, Editor-in-Chief • September 3, 2025

This Labor Day over 60 community members, many being Coastal Carolina University students and professors, gathered with signs on the sidewalks of U.S. Highway 544 near campus for an anti-authoritarianism...

Amplifying incarcerated voices

Joshua Carroll, Editor in Chief • April 11, 2023

The Incarcerated VOICE Initiative hosted a panel sponsored by the Social Justice Club April 6 featured four formerly incarcerated individuals. Each told students of their experiences within the American...

Clock is ticking for TikTok on college campuses

Maci Kaye Anderson, Reporter • April 4, 2023

Horry-Georgetown Technical College implemented a TikTok ban on March 23 effective immediately from its campus network. The ban of the video sharing platform is in response to South Carolina Governor...

Election on the line

Brooklynn Hughes, Reporter • March 31, 2023

Created to govern the student body of Coastal Carolina University, students can vote March 27-31 for Student Government Association (SGA) candidates who have launched their campaigns for the fall. Students...

Fight for reproductive rights continues

Sazie Eagan, Culture Desk Editor • March 22, 2023

Reproductive rights continue to be debated in South Carolina’s House of Representatives and Senate as legislation introduced a bill that could subject those who get an abortion to the death penalty. The...

South Carolina Supreme Court conducts arguments on college campus

Sazie Eagan, Maci Kaye Anderson, Caroline Surface, Dyneira Brown, Reporters • February 15, 2023

• State v. Randy Wright By Sazie Eagan The Supreme Court of South Carolina conducted oral arguments for the case of State v. Randy Wright in the Lib Jackson Student Union Coastal Th eater at 10...

Horry County residents react to suspected Chinese spy balloon

Joshua Carroll, Editor-in-Chief • February 5, 2023

Sophomore Jack Benoit was one of many Horry County residents who watched as a suspected Chinese spy balloon floated above their homes, schools, and businesses. Benoit said he was at cross country practice...

Banned book discussion

Micheal Curry, Reporter • February 1, 2023

The Banned Book Club held part one of a two-part discussion panel in the Bryan Information Commons atrium on Jan. 25 to bring awareness about the dynamics of book bans. The event highlighted a particular...

SC Supreme Court coming to campus

Sazie Eagan, Culture Desk Editor • February 1, 2023

The Supreme Court of South Carolina will hold court proceedings in the Lib Jackson Student Union Theatre on Feb. 8 and Feb. 9. This is an opportunity for students and the public to observe our state’s...

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