Student Body Vice President Courtney Tkacs wants to 'give just about anything' to USC
Student Body Vice President Courtney Tkacs grew up in a military family. She was always moving from place to place while her dad served around the world.
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Student Body Vice President Courtney Tkacs grew up in a military family. She was always moving from place to place while her dad served around the world.
The buzzer sounded, signifying the end of the 2024 NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship game, and the Thomas Cooper Library fountain became a sea of garnet and black.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed 20 residents at Park Place and 650 Lincoln, two on-campus apartments designated for upperclassmen, about the buildings' amenities. Many residents said they often don't use the amenities that can sometimes contribute to increased housing costs.
Renovations to Thomas Cooper Library, the demolition of McBryde and other projects in USC's new master plan were approved by the board of trustees for further consideration on Monday.
A USC student was riding a scooter at the intersection of South Main Street and Greene Street when they were hit by a truck on Monday.
Second-year public health and political science student Courtney Tkacs wants to be a voice for student groups and bring a variety of perspectives to the position of vice president.
Student Government held its first official candidates meeting for the 2024 election season in Russell House Tuesday. Only one person is running for each executive position, except for speaker of the student senate.
Russell House Director Kim McMahon has been working at USC for more than 15 years.
Russell House, USC's student union, could be demolished and reconstructed starting summer 2025, according to a proposal submitted to the board of trustees on Saturday.
A fire in a Russell House bathroom sounded alarms for about 30 minutes around 3 p.m. Thursday.
USC honored the 60th anniversary of desegregation at McKissick Museum on Monday with a ceremony and groundbreaking for a new monument of the first three Black students admitted to the university.
A new USC student advocacy office and a project focused on brain health research and care in South Carolina were just a couple items USC's board of trustees approved in a meeting on Friday.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation held a rally on Greene Street on Wednesday to call for an end to bigotry, the rejection of fascism and the abolition of a capitalistic society in response to a perceived threat of gun violence the group received at an interest meeting on April 3.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation Carolinas announced in a statement on Instagram Thursday that a student threatened attendees with an act of gun violence at an anti-racist event they held Monday in Russell House.
Three top university positions were filled at the beginning of the 2022-2023 academic year — including university President Michael Amiridis, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Donna Arnett and Vice President for Student Affairs and Academic Support Rex Tolliver.
The Daily Gamecock partnered with SGTV to moderate the Student Government executive office candidate’s debate Wednesday night at the Russell House ballroom.
Abrianna Reaves, the only candidate for student body vice president, wants to approach the role from an outside perspective as a candidate that is relatively new to Student Government.
The Daily Gamecock spoke with 40 STEM students to see how their professors handle students' mental health. Among these students, The Daily Gamecock found that they have differing opinions on these professors: Some felt that STEM professors added to their stress, making current struggles even more difficult, while others had positive feelings towards their professors.
Rex Tolliver, USC's vice president for Student Affairs and Academic Support, is working to reorganize mental health resources by implementing an associate vice president for student health and well-being.
With assistance from the South Carolina Department of Transportation, the University of South Carolina is working on a new streetscape project centered around Columbia’s South Main Street. The program aims to invigorate the area with new bike lanes, wider sidewalks, trees and more.