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Activist and author Angela Davis sat down with USC professor Nikky Finney to mark the 50th year of USC’s African American studies program at the annual Robert Smalls Lecture on April 21.
Legislation was introduced to clarify the handling of student conduct violations during election season at the student senate meeting on April 13.
The race for a new student body president came to a conclusion Wednesday night, with Reedy Newton beating Gurujjal Roopra in the runoff election.
While all students surveyed said they feel safe on campus, 19 out of 40 students The Daily Gamecock surveyed said they did not feel safe all the time off campus.
Student protestors spoke out against hate speech on Feb. 24 on Greene Street. The gathering came after a series of offensive messages from members of a student organization were spread on social media.
30 to 40 students attended the student senate meeting on Feb. 23 as the senate discussed the use of derogatory rhetoric by members of USC’s Turning Point USA chapter in a group chat last week.
On Feb. 18, screenshots of messages in group chats including members of the USC chapter of Turning Point USA were shared on social media.
A bill to recommend that USC end its mask mandate passed in a close vote of 19-18 with one abstention after several hours of debate at a student senate hearing on Feb. 16.
Introducing a bill to end USC's mask mandate in university buildings was the main point of tension during the student senate's Feb. 9 meeting.
Sometimes bees decide they don’t like where they're living, and unfortunately, beekeepers can’t ask them why. This past winter, one of Carolina Beekeeping Club's beehives absconded — they left their hives.
Students called for the repeal of the South Carolina Heritage Act and for the renaming of more than 10 buildings on campus that are named for controversial figures during a protest on Feb. 5.
Three American Sign Language (ASL) related bills were passed in the student senate at its meeting on Feb. 2nd.
Three pieces of legislation were introduced in the student senate on Wednesday and designed to combat ableism – the systemic discrimination against disabled people.
In response to Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week, the Gamecock Pantry held in-person events during the week of Nov. 8-12. In the past, the organization had social media campaigns.
For over a decade, USC Law School Pro Bono Director Pamela Robinson had a sticky note on her keyboard. Written on it was the idea for University of South Carolina’s Pro Bono Program: A bus with offices that drives around offering legal services to people without access to them.