Experts explain past of controversial names on USC campus
In recent years, the USC community has begun to question who should have a landmark or building on campus named after them.
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In recent years, the USC community has begun to question who should have a landmark or building on campus named after them.
At the beginning of one's college journey, it is often said that the next four years will be extremely memorable and will remain significant for the rest of your life. At the University of South Carolina, this has remained true for many alumni.
In a world consumed with social injustices, humanitarian crises, climate change and global pandemics, we cannot afford the privilege of remaining silent. USC students should embrace and continue the tradition of protesting for their beliefs and follow in the footsteps of former students.
Traditions are needed at USC because they bring our school community together with all past and present Gamecocks.
Soda City Market is a longstanding tradition that supports local entrepreneurs and positively contributes to the community culture in Columbia. This event provides an outlet for students to transition their personal endeavors into profit and jumpstart their businesses.
Despite being best-known for its university, Columbia expands beyond campus grounds and into a small metropolitan hub filled with culture, art, entertainment and natural beauty.
Many students and Columbia residents participate in and build the local thrifting community. In Columbia alone, there are a large number of thrift and second-hand stores that have become popular places for students to shop.
A college student's second home often ends up being a coffee shop. With so many options in Columbia, each with different experiences, they serve as a great place to explore on a day off.
The Columbia City Ballet’s production of "Off the Wall and Onto the Stage: Dancing the Art of Jonathan Green!" celebrates the company’s 60th anniversary along with Black History Month.
As West Columbia continues to grow, so do the food options. The Hideout in WeCo, Crepes et Croissants owner Laurent Prescelti’s newest project, fuses French-inspired food and the cafe atmosphere.
The University of South Carolina’s Student Government Fall Awards at City Art ended early with an ambulance being called for an attendee on Thursday, a City Art employee said.
USC students waited in line for hours on Thursday to sign a lease at Empire Columbia apartments and watched outraged as prices increased.
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.
Two years after the 2016 presidential election, National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 25 prepared students for the upcoming midterm elections.
For the fourth year in a row, tropical weather has led to days of cancelled classes that will once again shake up the fall semester for students and faculty and staff.
With events and classes cancelled for the remainder of the week in anticipation of Hurricane Florence, students has a chance to spend time with President Harris Pastides during a pizza party meet-and-greet.
Each year, we ask all residents of Columbia to vote for their favorite businesses that make Soda City sweet. Your faves will be salty if they don't win, so be sweet and show your appreciation.
The university's weekend shuttle to and from Five Points will undergo major changes that go into effect the first weekend of the semester.
Kambrell Garvin led his own voter registration campaign at the age of 10. At the age of 12, he worked on a political campaign for the first time.
President Donald Trump visited West Columbia to support Governor Henry McMaster at a rally on the eve of South Carolina elections, and many candidates for offices across the state government were gathered to garner support for themselves, McMaster and Trump.