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Walking around the Horseshoe is a grounding experience for USC's new president Michael Amiridis, who is returning to lead South Carolina's flagship university after seven years away.
The South Carolina State Museum (SCSM) kicked off its annual Friday Night Laser Lights series on June 17, which featured music from a rotating catalog of artists like The Beatles and Elton John as multi-colored lasers danced across the museum's planetarium.
Carolina Food Co. announced in an Instagram post on June 6 that a new dining hall was being added to the second floor of Russell House.
A shooting occurred around 10:30 p.m. June 5 at Redpoint housing complex.
Children, students and adults marched down Main Street on June 11 as a part of a nationwide rally against gun violence coordinated by the March for Our Lives organization.
As hundreds of people gathered on June 4 to kick off Pride month, Park Street welcomed them with food trucks, local vendors and a large stage blasting upbeat pop music. Dozens of rainbow flags flew over tents and adorned people’s clothes while drag kings and queens performed on the stage.
A group congregated on the steps of the Statehouse on June 4, South Carolina's firearm safety awareness day, to call for state and federal legislators to support violence intervention programs and pass stricter gun laws.
The university welcomed a new collection of Hootie & the Blowfish memorabilia to Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library on June 3, bringing a piece of the band back to where it all started.
Last summer, the College of Engineering and Computing (CEC) started its new Summer Start Scholars Program, which provides free, on-campus housing — including meals — for three weeks for 20 incoming first-generation freshmen.