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USC's student senate welcomed a new student body treasurer and passed six pieces of legislation at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
With a campus as historic as the University of South Carolina, renovations are almost always underway.
A team of students from around South Carolina, five of which were from USC, walked away from the statewide Call for Code competition on Sept. 28 with a total of $10,000 for designing an AI-powered audiobook app that helps young children learn how to read.
USC’s board of trustees has approved a number of renovations coming to campus in the last few months, including expansions within Russell House.
Editor’s note: This article was written in collaboration between The Daily Gamecock, The Paladin and The Minaret. Franchesca Murrugarra is a reporter with The Minaret, and Carter Ozburn and Walker Smith are reporters with The Paladin.
USC's student senate passed six pieces of legislation and confirmed two new senators at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
On the night of one of the most polarizing presidential elections in recent history, USC students went about their evenings in several ways.
The results for Richland County's 2024 elections for state house and senate, county council and congressional candidates came in late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning with the Democratic Party winning most of the elections.
As voting came to a close on Tuesday for the 2024 Presidential Election, The Daily Gamecock surveyed 93 students to see if they were participating.
The Daily Gamecock surveyed more than 90 students on Tuesday to see if they planned on voting in the 2024 election. Of those interviewed, 57 said they planned on voting or had already voted.
Rising student enrollment rates and the need for extra housing cause Columbia residents near Five Points to continuously work to solve emerging housing issues.
In presidential election years, voters focus on the national election rather than local ones. But some Columbia community members told the Daily Gamecock that local elections are important.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton wrought historic levels of destruction on the Southeast. Deadly floods occurred in North Carolina, widespread power outages ranged from Florida to Tennessee and high winds damaged or destroyed homes.
Hurricane Helene knocked out power to more than 190,000 homes in Richland County, and 95% of them had regained power by Oct. 2.Among the unlucky 5% was USC student Matthew Snyder, who lived without power for two weeks.
USC's Student Body Treasurer Jacob Vaught announced his resignation at student senate's weekly meeting on Wednesday. The senate also passed legislation regarding Student Government codes and a recommendation on E-waste recycling, along with several other measures. Additionally, three new nominees were sworn in as senators.
Student Body Treasurer Jacob Vaught will no longer be in his position after Nov. 6.
Students and other USC workers found issues such as inadequate lighting, overgrown landscaping, hazardous walkways and maintenance and housing concerns during a safety walk in October where participants surveyed the campus for potential dangers.
After graduating from USC with a Mass Communications degree in 2020, Marquis Webb planned to earn his masters degree in Human Resources from Villanova University. Like many others, Webb’s plan was completely derailed as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools and forced him to reconsider his future.
A plane in San Francisco experienced evacuation due to a passenger's laptop catching fire, resulting in three people getting injured according to the Carolina Daybook, a weekly newsletter from the University of South Carolina.
USC’s board of trustees approved development projects, contract renewals and the naming of the baseball field at Founder’s Park in a meeting on Friday.