Protesters march from governor's mansion to Statehouse, announce demands
By Rita Naidu | 06/05/2020 | 10:17pmProtesters marched from the governor's mansion to the Statehouse today and released a list of eight demands for the city and ...
Board of Trustees Recap: "Still a lot to be determined" regarding football season, Tanner says
By Jack Bingham | 06/05/2020 | 4:27pmUncertainty over COVID-19 has affected the athletic department's ability to put out a budget for the 2020-2021 school year. ...
Peaceful protesters call for justice, oversight in third day of protests
By Rita Naidu | 06/01/2020 | 11:10pmThe third day of protests in Columbia saw a peaceful outcome as protesters shared the importance of the cause and the demands ...
Editorial: Objectivity on racism is complicity
By Editorial Board | 06/01/2020 | 12:40amThe Daily Gamecock rejects racism and police brutality in all of its many forms, and stands in solidarity with the black lives ...
Five Points reopenings cause concern, hope
By Jack Bingham | 05/31/2020 | 11:36pmRestaurants in Five Points are reopening, causing concern about crowds and hopes for normality.
Student body treasurer embraces challenges at USC
By Nick Sullivan | 05/31/2020 | 11:26pmSouth Carolina and Student Government weren't exactly a part of the plan for Student Body Treasurer Caden Askew.
USC prepares for 'new normal' this fall
By Jack Bingham | 05/31/2020 | 11:14pmThe university's Future Planning Group, as well as departments it represents, are designing plans to cope with COVID-19 throughout ...
Students move out of on-campus residence halls amid coronavirus pandemic
By Erin Slowey | 05/31/2020 | 10:10pmUniversity housing offered three move out options for students: pack and ship, pack and store and in person move out.
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Protesters march from governor's mansion to Statehouse, announce demands
By Rita Naidu | 16 hours agoProtesters marched from the governor's mansion to the Statehouse today and ...
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Board of Trustees Recap: "Still a lot to be determined" regarding football season, Tanner says
By Jack Bingham | 22 hours agoUncertainty over COVID-19 has affected the athletic department's ability to ...
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Peaceful protesters call for justice, oversight in third day of protests
By Rita Naidu | 06/02/20 3:10amThe third day of protests in Columbia saw a peaceful outcome as protesters ...
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Five Points reopenings cause concern, hope
By Jack Bingham | 06/01/20 3:36amRestaurants in Five Points are reopening, causing concern about crowds and ...
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Student body treasurer embraces challenges at USC
By Nick Sullivan | 06/01/20 3:26amSouth Carolina and Student Government weren't exactly a part of the plan for ...
Latest Sports
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Brief: SEC to allow 'voluntary in-person athletics' to resume on June 8
By Cam Adams | 05/22/20 7:39pmThe SEC announced on Friday that it will allow its institutions to resume "voluntary ...
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Carolina Girls dance team reflects on cancelled spring season, plans for next year
By Paige Davoren | 04/27/20 1:07amThe Carolina Girls dance team's spring season was cut short due to coronavirus ...
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Gamecocks in Canadian Football League see season put on hold due to COVID-19 concerns
By Cam Adams | 04/27/20 12:53amFormer Gamecocks Jonathan Walton and Ulric Jones will have to wait a bit longer ...
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Bryan Edwards selected by Las Vegas Raiders in NFL draft
By Bryce Jacquot | 04/25/20 4:18amFormer Gamecock Bryan Edwards was selected in the third round of the NFL draft. ...
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Department of Theatre and Dance moves past COVID-19 challenges
By Holly Poag | 06/01/20 1:15amThe USC dance program had to cancel many of their performances in the spring ...
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Playlist of the week: Self-Care
By Lily Shahida | 06/01/20 12:49amWhether your self-care routine is a spa day or spending time in nature, this ...
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Social-distanced summer guide: How to kill boredom, stay safe in the age of COVID
By Nick Sullivan and Jack Bingham | 05/23/20 9:13pmDon't let this summer slip away. Take advantage of all the parks, movies and ...
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USC alumnus opens coffee shop near riverfront
By Holly Poag | 05/17/20 10:19pmColumbia's caffeine scene receives its latest addition with the opening of ...
Latest Opinion
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Letter to the editor: UofSC must do better
By Samira Nematollahi | 18 hours agoThe University of South Carolina has not done enough and has not given me the ...
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Editorial: Objectivity on racism is complicity
By Editorial Board | 06/01/20 4:40amThe Daily Gamecock rejects racism and police brutality in all of its many forms, ...
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Letter to the graduates: Chair of USC's Alumni Association’s Columbia club Brooke Bailey
By Brooke Bailey | 05/29/20 1:31amBrooke Bailey, chair of USC's Alumni Association’s Columbia club, welcomes ...
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Column: Voter suppression takes new form in 2020
By Matthew MacDonald | 04/27/20 12:22amVoting by mail is the best option for the November election.
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Off-campus apartments need to make rent accomodations, students say
By Kourtney Vermillion | 04/26/20 11:48pmStudents who now find themselves out of work are struggling to make monthly ...
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Music professors develop creative solutions for online classes
By Holly Poag | 04/20/20 2:02amSchool of Music professors are facing challenges as they navigate classroom ...
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Students entering job market should prepare for 'new normal'
By Christine Bartruff | 04/20/20 1:46amEconomists and career advisers detail the economic situation USC students will ...
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USC artist finds inspiration in music
By Ashlee Gainey | 03/29/20 11:16pmAfter changing her major from engineering to visual communications, USC student ...
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'It's detrimental': Local businesses struggle amid restrictions, closures
By Nick Sullivan and Lily Shahida | 03/24/20 5:37pmAs measures to combat the COVID-19 outbreak amp up, local small businesses ...
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Carolina Band selects first group of all-female drum majors in 20 years
By Crystal Gee | 03/23/20 1:16amKelley Powell, Kylie Dolbier and Rachel Kirk, third-year music education students, ...
