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Student Senator Claire Windsor introduced a series of legislation calling for the university to hire more full-time academic advisers and improve DegreeWorks during the senate's first meeting of the Spring semester.
State Rep. Seth Rose and Historic Columbia joined protesters Tuesday to call for the removal of former South Carolina Gov. Benjamin Tillman’s statue from the Statehouse grounds.
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and the City of Columbia have formed a commission to look into possible solutions for traffic problems caused by the trains crossing Assembly Street.
Students cast their ballots via mail, early voting and in person this Election Day in a general election that saw the highest voter turnout in over a century.
A recommendation during Wednesday's student senate meeting called for the mask mandate at the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center and Blatt PE Center to be optional for people exercising.
Students should be allowed to carry nonlethal defense weapons on campus, according to a recommendation that was introduced in the student senate on Wednesday.
Students will be able to express their concerns with COMET shuttle services at an upcoming public forum. The date of the forum has not been decided.
Every student who gets tested for COVID-19 on campus will receive a free T-shirt and will be entered into a drawing. Students might win football tickets, a tour of the President's house or either a meal plan or parking pass depending on the week, Student Body President Issy Rushton said in a senate meeting on Wednesday.
The student senate discussed library and student health services on campus and introduced legislation to support renaming Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center during a hybrid in-person and Zoom session on Wednesday.
The student senate discussed issues with students being unable to check out library books, promoting various health services for students and a proposed revision to Carolina Core requirements during its virtual meeting on Wednesday evening.
The student senate discussed public budgets, efforts to maintain library resources for students and a panel discussing freedom of speech in Wednesday evening's senate meeting.
The student senate discussed concerns about meal delivery and quantity of food for students in the quarantine and isolation dorms on Wednesday. Free speech on campus and the university's preparation for COVID-19 was also addressed.