The Osborne Administration Building in Columbia, SC, on March 1, 2022. The building houses administrative offices for the University of South Carolina.

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Column: President Michael Amiridis needs to put faculty, students first before the university's image

By Julia Goulet | 12:14am

President Michael Amiridis started July 1, hopefully leading USC into a positive, new era. Amiridis needs to listen to faculty and staff when making major decisions.

A graphic of South Carolina congressional districts, who is running in each district and who is running for certain highly anticipated positions on November 8.

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Column: Educate yourself early this voting season

By Julia Goulet | Jun. 28

FILE—Women's basketball coach Dawn Staley waves to fans after a parade on April 13, 2022, in honor of the team’s national championship win. The Gamecocks defeated UConn 64-49.

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Head track and field coach, assistant women's basketball coaches receive raises, contract extensions

By Jack Veltri | Jun. 28

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By Amanda Petty | Jun. 28

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A tadpole swims in the Thomas Cooper Fountain and Reflecting Pool on June 27, 2022. This tadpole is among many that have made their homes in and around the fountain.

Frogs and tadpoles have moved into the Thomas Cooper Fountain

By Amanda Petty | Jun. 28

Women's basketball coach Dawn Staley and her coaching staff stand by a newly unveiled highway sign on June 23, 2022. The signs will be placed throughout South Carolina to commemorate the Gamecock's national championship win.

New highway signs unveiled commemorating national championship victory

By Will Kelly | Jun. 28

FILE—The sun rises over the Congaree River and the Gervais Street Bridge. The Congaree River flows through downtown Columbia at the junction of the Saluda River and the Broad River.

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Former South Carolina third baseman Jonah Bride makes a throw across the diamond to first base. Bride made his MLB debut for the Oakland Athletics on June 15, 2022.

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Post Malone performs on the Bud Light Stage during the Lollapalooza festival on Aug. 3, 2018, in Chicago.

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By Nathan Baakko | Jun. 28

Mark Kingston focused on the look of next season's team after aggressively attacking the transfer portal.

Demonstrators cheer and hold signs in front of the Statehouse on June 24, 2022. The protest comes after the Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade.

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‘I am not an incubator': Demonstrators gather at the Statehouse to protest the overturn of Roe v. Wade

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A photo of three art studios on the corner of Huger and Pendleton Street on June 21, 2021. The three art studios  share the goal of providing an art district to the Vista.

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'Culture is an investment': 3 art galleries contribute to the local arts scene in Columbia

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