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In the fall, The Citadel will launch its first Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations. The South Carolina military college has spent the past decade advancing cybersecurity education via new programs, a dedicated cyber center, national funding, cyber scholarships and public outreach. Read more
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As the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital and Pearl Tourville Women's Pavillion prepare to open this weekend, residents and patients should be aware of several changes. Read more
Charleston International Airport landed a 6.3 percent climb in passengers in January over the same month last year. The increase comes after a record 4.87 million people passed through the terminal in 2019. Read more
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Clemson has a good track record of getting who it wants at the quarterback position, but the Tigers know they need a backup plan. That's where Ontario native Christian Veilleux comes into play.
Tyler Corbitt blasted a two-run home and The Citadel collected 10 extra-base hits to complete the sweep of Coppin State with a 15-7 win Sunday afternoon at Riley Park, the 600th career victory for Bulldogs coach Tony Skole.
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It's house-hunting season in the Charleston area, and it's possible to buy one with just 3 percent down. Read more
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Stay up-to-date on which 2020 presidential candidates are visiting the Palmetto state with The Post and Courier's tracker. Continually updated as candidates campaign in South Carolina in the months leading up to the state’s February 2020 primary. Read more
Teachers across South Carolina view the freshman Democratic senator who has spent the past five weeks fighting a bill meant to reform the state's struggling education system as their hero. But to other legislators who insist they're trying to help teachers, Sen. Mike Fanning is slowing debate with misinformation. Read more
A week before the start of school in August of 2016, Haley Weed was hired as a teacher at North Charleston High School. Read more
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Oswald went on an “ancestor journey,” during which her late grandmother told her to open a place of her own. The Café of Sweet Abundance is slated to open at 1901 Ashley River Road on Feb. 26. Read more
A hotel group that has made restaurants a centerpiece of its turnaround strategy was able to lure one of public television’s biggest food stars to Charleston with the promise of a dining scene she wouldn’t have to support single-handedly. Read more
If lawmakers were to grant S.C. Department of Corrections Director Bryan Stirling one wish for new funding, he’d pick money for raising guard salaries and hiring more officers. He needs to fill about 650 positions in the system’s 21 lockups, and he must hang onto the correctional officers h… Read more
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