How a Telecom Expense Audit Can Improve Vendor Accountability
How a Telecom Expense Audit Can Improve Vendor Accountability
The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
The Role of AI & Machine Learning in Modern Android Apps
South Carolina's SEC home/away opponents released for 2025-26 season
The four-time reigning SEC Champion Gamecocks will host Texas, Tennessee and Ole Miss – all top-20 finishers last season – in Columbia in addition to NCAA Tournament participants Mississippi State and Vanderbilt. Georgia and Missouri round out the Gamecocks’ home slate.
In Our View: Move to end critical fish deal offers no solutions
A decision by the Trump administration further imperils salmon and demonstrates the capricious nature of the president’s governing.
New sand source tested as study is released man-made reefs, other solutions
Offshore reefs, sand brought in from British Columbia and other ideas are being explored to battle chronic erosion that has wiped out the city’s beaches.
Jewish student opinion remains divided after Oct. 7 attacks
Jewish students across U.S. campuses express a wide range of emotions and perspectives in the aftermath of the Oct. 7 attacks and ensuing conflict.
Canada wildfire near Vancouver contained
A Canadian wildfire that threatened a community near Vancouver was being contained Monday, authorities said, with favorable weather conditions in another region allowing thousands of evacuees to return home.
Americans turn out in more than 2,000 cities for ‘No Kings’ protests
Millions gathered over the weekend at 'No Kings' events to protest the actions and policies of President Donald Trump.
Conservative flagship’s first woman chancellor, Shuly Rubin Schwartz, to step down in 2026
Schwartz, who has headed the Jewish Theological Seminary since 2020, says she never intended a “lengthy tenure.”
In a bone-dry June, wildfires begin to stalk Washington and Oregon
A dry spring is worsening conditions east of the Cascades. Even on the west side, the Seattle area has seen no measurable rainfall this month.
True Colors drag troupe inspires audiences to be their true selves
True Colors was inspired by Drag Syndrome, a U.K.-based drag collective made up of artists with Down syndrome, but Chrysanthemum and Forester found this approach somewhat limiting. “We decided it could be for anybody who was interested and wanted to participate and learn more about it,” Forester told the Tribune.
Columbia City Council to discuss pedestrian safety
City Council will review pedestrian safety and potentially sign a contract to revise the city's action plan and Vision Zero.
Leonard Lauder, billionaire heir to cosmetics empire, dies at 92
Leonard Lauder, the eldest son of cosmetics pioneers Estée and Joseph H. Lauder and the former head of cosmetics giant Estée Lauder Companies, died on Saturday, according to an announcement by the company.
From the Archives: Robert De Niro’s Directorial Debut
He may be America's most enigmatic movie star, but as a first-time director, he proved to be hands-on and surprisingly open. Julia Reed encounters the elusive Robert De Niro.
Trump ends historic Columbia River deal between US government, tribes, Northwest states
Trump has withdrawn the U.S. government from an agreement to restore native fish being decimated by hydroelectric dams in the Columbia River Basin.
Trump administration pulls US out of agreement to help restore salmon in the Columbia River
President Donald Trump on Thursday pulled the U.S. out of an agreement with Washington, Oregon and four American Indian tribes to work together to restore salmon populations and boost tribal clean energy development in the Pacific Northwest.
Columbia Sale: Save Up To 40% On Almost Everything From The Gear Brand
Columbia is known for its high-quality outdoor gear and apparel, and this weekend, you can save up to 40% on nearly everything on its site. The Columbia sale features hundreds of discounts on a variety of items, from ski and snow essentials to summer necessities, including UPF clothing, sunny accessories, hiking shoes and more.
Columbia man charged with stealing U-Haul
A Columbia man has been charged after he is accused of stealing a box truck and running from officers. Daylon Logan was charged with tampering with a motor vehicle, aggravated fleeing a stop and resisting arrest.
Columbia Pike Blues Festival returns tomorrow, rain or shine
Despite a rainy forecast and a military parade shutting down some Arlington streets, the Columbia Pike Blues Festival is still a go tomorrow. The annual summer celebration and showcase of local talent will take place from 1-8:30 p.
Trump ends Columbia River deal years in the making
The president said the move will protect hydropower in the Pacific Northwest. Environmental groups, state officials and tribes say he scrapped a settlement
Trump topples $1 billion Columbia River settlement deal
The agreement signed by the Biden administration halted a long-running lawsuit over hydropower dams and declining salmon and steelhead populations.
Evaluating the Value of Classic Matchboxes
Classic matchboxes have fascinated collectors and enthusiasts for decades.
Judge rules Columbia terror sympathizer Mahmoud Khalil cannot be deported or detained
DHS has until Friday to release professional rabble-rouser and anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil from custody. New Jersey federal Judge Michael Farbiarz granted a preliminary injunction blocking federal
2 charged with first-degree murder in Columbia man’s death plead not guilty
Two people charged with first-degree murder in Benton County in a Columbia man’s death appeared in court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty. Michael Birnbaum, 28, and Kayley Birnbaum, 35, both of Springfield,
Columbia Play Project launches search for first paid director as plans for future museum push forward
Columbia Play Project has launched a search for a full-time executive director as it advances toward its next phase of planning.
Rep. Clyburn discusses SC impacts of potential Medicaid cuts
U.S. Representative Jim Clyburn is speaking with South Carolinians Wednesday morning to explore the potential impacts of cuts to Medicaid.
Chastain Woodard Named Coach of the Year by D1Softball
COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina softball first-year head coach Ashley Chastain Woodard was named the national Coach of the Year by D1Softball Wednesday (May 28).
Man accused of amputating seagull he took from Florida
A Columbia man is accused of amputating the wing of a seagull he brought home from Florida.Aaron Lacey, 48, faces charges<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More
Large Police presence reported in East Columbia neighborhood
Columbia police are responding to a standoff situation near the intersection of Valley Creek Lane and Godas Drive on the city’s east side.
Where does Barron Trump go to college? Did he get rejected by Harvard? Here's what to know
Did Harvard University reject Barron Trump? Here's what to know as feud rages and what school President Donald Trump and his kids attended in college.
Arlington Drafthouse owners step down, handing reins to longtime manager
After 20 years at the Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse, the beloved Columbia Pike venue's owners are passing the torch to the business's longtime manager. Pete Fejeran, who has managed the comedy club and theater at 2903 Columbia Pike for the past 12 years,
State tax relief program shrinks property bills for Columbia Borough School District homeowners
What happened: Columbia Borough school board approved an amount of $610.85 per home in property tax reduction in 2025-26 under the state Homeowner Tax Relief Act, an increase from $522.85.
Family dog dies from new toxic algae found in river
A family’s dog died after coming into contact with the algae. It was October, the last boating day of the season. The Pang family was taking their boat out on the Columbia River, and their Kavapoo, Cedar, was with them.
NPR Sues Trump Over Executive Order to Cut Funding: ‘Clear Violation of the Constitution’
National Public Radio is suing President Trump, alleging his executive order seeking to cut all federal funding to NPR and PBS is a “clear violation” of the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment. NPR — along with Aspen Public Radio,
The Fiction of “Rampant Antisemitism”
The media, universities, the Democratic Party and liberals, by embracing the fiction of “rampant antisemitism,” laid the groundwork for their own demise. Columbia and Princeton, where I have taught, and Harvard,
How fast you age is dictated by your sex, ethnicity and education
The pace of ageing accelerates as you get older, and it is linked to an individual's sex, ethnicity and level of education, according to studies of US and UK populations