COVID-19 on campus: USC reports 37 total active cases
(10/05/21 10:05pm)
USC reported 37 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus Tuesday in it's updated online dashboard.
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USC reported 37 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus Tuesday in it's updated online dashboard.
Students from the class of 2024 said the pandemic hindered their abilities to make friends, obtain work hours and connect with the university in their first year of college.
Chairman of the Student Life Committee Noah Glasgow called David Voros returning to teaching “tone-deaf, it's dangerous and it's complacent.”
David Voros, who is in the middle of two lawsuits that allege sexual harassment, is slated to teach online classes during the spring 2022 semester.
Retraction (Nov. 9, 2021, at 8:06 p.m.): The original reporting by Matea Jacobs incorrectly stated all graduate students would receive full insurance coverage, among other inaccuracies. The Daily Gamecock regrets these errors. Haley Kathryn Capps re-reported the news, which is that all graduate assistants can receive full insurance coverage, and corrected other inaccuracies. The URL is unchanged from the original version, but the content and headline are updated with Capps' version.
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The University of South Carolina reported 87 active cases of COVID-19 on campus in its updated online dashboard Tuesday.
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The USC College Democrats club hosted gubernatorial candidate Joe Cunningham's campaign rally on Wednesday.
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The air in Five Points has changed.