After four years of working at The Daily Gamecock, I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve never seen me. While I admire the newspaper reporter’s adventurous spirit — searching for truth, meeting new people, sharing their stories — I prefer to work behind the scenes, often doing the job that only gets noticed when it isn’t done right.
More than 150 vibrantly painted T-shirts flapped in the breeze on Greene Street Monday, but their colorful messages addressed a serious topic: sexual assault and violence awareness.
For the first time in university history, USC has a quartet-in-residence.
The former official donated his wartime papers to USC.
Tonight may be Joe DeRosa’s first time performing in Columbia, but based on his touring experience, the South is home to a unique element of stand-up comedy. “The venues I play in the South … have very heavy grassroots elements about them,” he said.
Students of USC’s School of Law will host a fundraising banquet Thursday for Alan Martinez, a law student put in critical condition by a head-on collision last September.
The mayor of Saluda was found dead Sunday and Columbia’s homeless are facing a shelter closure and fewer meals.
What seems like science fiction is becoming a reality for Srihari Nelakuditi. The associate professor in USC’s College of Engineering and Computing and three researchers from Duke University are in the process of developing a Google Glass application called InSight that would allow users of the upcoming computer eyewear to recognize and virtually communicate with others in person.
Alex Waelde has a long day. After arriving late to an interview with The Daily Gamecock — a conference call with one of his attorneys ran long — the vice presidential candidate for Student Government explained that a typical day for him goes from 9 a.m. to about 4 a.m. the next morning.
HRTM class gives away Horseshoe ceremony, reception worth $30,000