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USC's College of Engineering and Computing launched the first public undergraduate aerospace engineering program in the state this semester aimed at giving students the opportunity to start a career in or study the aerospace industry.
USC hosted 12 speakers at the Alumni Center this week for the first TEDxUofSC. The speakers talked about issues they see in the world and how everyone has the power to make a positive impact.
Greek ambassador to America Haris Lalacos spoke to students and faculty at USC about the current financial and migration crisis in Greece following an invitation from President Harris Pastides and Patricia Moore-Pastides.
Family weekend at USC provided an opportunity for students to reconnect with their families and show them the Gamecock experience.
Harris Pastides announced that he will step down from the USC presidency in July of next year. Pastides, who has held the position for a decade, made the decision public during his State of the University address on Wednesday on the Horseshoe.
USC PD confirmed that someone was taken to the hospital following an incident at Bull Street Garage on Oct. 2. Bull Street Garage was still open for parking but one stairwell was blocked off near the Gate One entrance just after 11 p.m. Tuesday.
Over 20 vendors and organizations lined Greene St. on Tuesday to promote a healthy lifestyle for students and celebrate Patricia Moore-Pastides and her 10 years as USC's first lady at the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market on Tuesday.
The University of South Carolina has more than two centuries of history, traditions and folklore for USC students and fans to participate in.
The Firehouse Sub Public Safety Foundation donated $27,000 to the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety (DLES) to place trauma kits in multiple buildings at USC, a move the department says will increase safety on campus.
As Family Weekend marks the midpoint of the fall semester, members of the class of 2022 have faced the challenge of adjusting to life as a college student amidst difficult classes and homesickness and are finding their place at USC.
Claudia Arami, an exchange student, never had to deal with thunderstorms in her hometown of Lima, Peru, but during her semester at USC she has experienced much more than simple South Carolina rain storms.
The USC College of Pharmacy is working to reduce the side effects of chemotherapy on pediatric cancer patients with a new influx of grant money from an organization supported by some of USC's own.
He may be the mind behind French Drinking Ticket, a parody Twitter account, but fifth-year political science student Regan Freeman has been doing more than just tweeting with a French accent. For the past year, Freeman has been working to help his hometown reflect on past racial tensions in the community. It is that work that brought him to the set of the Megyn Kelly's hour of "Today" on Monday, Oct. 1.
Former Chief Official White House Photographer Pete Souza spent much of his time on the campus of the University of South Carolina sharing his views on journalism education the future of the field.
Pete Souza, a former Chief White House Photographer, spoke Wednesday, Sept. 26 at a public event sponsored by the School of Journalism and Mass Communications about his experience photographing two presidencies and the importance of creating images for posterity.
As a apart of Stigma Free USC Week, USC’s Student Government, Graduate Student Association and Active Minds partnered to hold a candlelight vigil on Tuesday to remember students who have died by suicide.
After a year of work to change housing visitation policies, the Residence Hall Association Senate passed a resolution Monday to change the visitation policy to a uniform plan allowing 24-hour, gender-neutral visitation.
Last year, after a graduate student's death, USC students experienced a burst in work towards mental health and wellness awareness on campus. Student Government held its first ever Stigma Free USC week, and Student Health Services began developing new initiatives and projects geared towards mental health.
The department of dance continues to heal with help from the Student Counseling Center after piano accompanist Adam Cullum passed away on Sept. 4.
Students attended a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the first-year reading experience (FYRE), an opportunity for incoming students to discuss relevant topics related to a featured book read over the summer, on Thursday Sept. 20.