With the spring semester back in full swing, it's important to make sure everyone is protecting their mental health. Prioritizing your mental health can be hard with school, but some of these tips may help.
As I enter into the editor-in-chief position, more than anything, I'm feeling hopeful. In my personal life, I'm hopeful that I'll learn to balance my work with my play, and as an organization, I'm hopeful The Daily Gamecock will continue improving and serving its community.
There's no better place to spend the holiday season than South Carolina. Here are some reasons why not to travel and things to do in South Carolina instead over the winter break.
The college football playoff is meeting on Dec. 1 to consider expansion. It is unclear if or how it will happen but it is important that the playoff expands to 12 teams to give every school a chance at making it.
South Carolina fans should look towards the future with optimism despite losing to Clemson.
The Daily Gamecock gave me the foundation to learn how to choose the people who are best for me and taught me why that matters.
We join The Daily Gamecock in calling on Pastides and the administration to lead with integrity, allowing the full USC community — regardless of race, gender identity, financial status or political connections — to have a voice in the future of our university.
Social media plays a role in the development of holiday lonlieness as it creates an atmosphere of comparison and jealousy.
Members of the American Association of University Professors, represented by President Carol E. Harrison, call on President Harris Pastides to respond publicly to the revelations in the Chronicle article.
College is becoming unaffordable for students. This is unacceptable and must change.
Columbia is home to one of the most elite tailgate atmospheres in the country. Gamecock fans have the luxury of many amazing opportunities on game days, which makes South Carolina football what it is.
To the administration: While you might recite the Carolinian Creed and try to placate us with promises of change, we see you now, and we will see you until you follow through on the promises you refuse to keep — and we’ll keep reporting the truth until you do.
Saying "yes" to going out to events again isn't a bad thing now that live performances and sports games are happening again. We can all regain something inside of us by doing so. These outings bring people together and create a sense of community while also supporting artists and teams.
The Carolina and Clemson rivalry is a way for students to get involved in their community and show school spirit. While it started with bad blood, it's now a way for South Carolinians to come together.
Traditions are the framework that bind all present and past Gamecocks together.
Soda City serves students — both producers and consumers. Whether you're looking to market yourself or participate in a community event, Soda City is the place to be.
USC has created an atmosphere that tolerates and encourages different beliefs and opinions regardless of their popularity. Regardless of our ideologies, protesting and speaking up are things we should do as a community.
