Head football athletic trainer Clint Haggard and other athletic training staff tend to an injured player at a regular season Gamecock football game. Haggard and his staff practice emergency responses in a number of locations five to six times a year in order to be prepared for any situation.

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South Carolina athletic trainers, faculty share importance of profession, CPR training

By Griffin Goodwyn | April 25

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin's cardiac incident on Jan. 2 brought discussions of athletic trainers and CPR training to the forefront. Athletic trainers and faculty at South Carolina hope it remains an important topic of conversation for years to come.

The Sigma Phi Epsilon house, which is currently leased to Alpha Gamma Delta, in University of South Carolina’s Greek Village on April 10, 2023. This house is located next to the Chi Psi and Alpha Xi Delta houses.

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2 USC sororities prepare for move out of Greek Village over the summer as fraternities return

By Caitlin Dee and Emma Davisson | April 23

Participants get ready to compete in the South Carolina Cornbread Festival's cornbread eating contest in 2016. This year's festival will be held on Sunday, April 30, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

ARTS & CULTURE

South Carolina Cornbread Festival returns, hopes to be a 'family reunion' for Columbia

By Sydney Zulywitz | April 23

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Fourth-year finance student Beck Stephenson logs on to the University of South Carolina's sexual assault prevention education course on April 23, 2023. All upcoming USC students are required to take Title IX-related online modules prior to registration.

Column: Mandatory Title IX education can be more harmful than helpful to victims of sexual assault

By Kat Smith | April 24

Student Government allocates student activity fee funds for year, unable to fund student organizations until July

By Eva Flowe | April 23

Guest Column: 60 years ago Robert F. Kennedy spoke on racism, speech still applies today

By Christian K. Anderson and Patricia Sullivan | April 23

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American Association of University Professors (AAUP) president Carol Harrison (left) and vice president Mark Minett (right) raise their hands to vote on a proposed amendment during the faculty senate meeting on April 19, 2023, in the Booker T. Washington Auditorium. Harrison spoke on the necessity for universities to prioritize the values they hold students and faculty to.

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Faculty senate breaks from Chicago Principles, pushes new resolution on free expression

By Win Hammond | April 24

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Column: Every student at USC should take a women's and gender studies course

By Varsha Gowda | April 24

OPINION

Column: We must end racial stereotypes

By Shamariah Vanderhorst | April 24

Every racial, ethnic and cultural group, particularly those classified as people of color are commonly subjected to dangerous and discriminatory stereotypes. If these stereotypes are maintained and continuously pushed, we will continue to live in a society where people make assumptions about you before getting to know you.

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Column: The number of bad student drivers creates nuisance, greater need for road safety

By Varsha Gowda | April 24

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By David Gordon and his MUSC 113 class | April 23