COVID-19 dashboard update: Cases down to 283 as first week of classes ends
(01/16/21 12:40am)
USC reports a total of 283 active COVID-19 cases after the first week of classes, according to the updated COVID-19 dashboard.
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USC reports a total of 283 active COVID-19 cases after the first week of classes, according to the updated COVID-19 dashboard.
The Matthew J. Perry Jr. chapter of the National Black Law Students Association (BLSA) hosted a virtual panel Thursday night honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Topics discussed included the killing of George Floyd and how to create change moving forward.
As students return to campus, USC reports a total of 303 active COVID-19 cases, according to the updated COVID-19 dashboard.
Naida Rutherford, a USC alumna who graduated in 2015 with a master's degree in nursing, will become Richland County's first Black female coroner when she takes office in January.
The university marked Veteran’s Day with a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the new Veteran and Military Center of Excellence, a "one-stop shop" for military-affiliated faculty and students to gather and access campus services.
Carolina Collaborative for Alternative Preparation (CarolinaCAP) is a non-degree program created with the goal of bringing quality teachers to rural communities throughout the state.
Students, faculty and alumni examined university history and called for the renaming of several campus buildings, including the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center, at a virtual public forum on Thursday.
To ensure students still have the opportunity for an international education, USC’s Global Carolina Office has worked to create a virtual, internationalized program called Global Learning Experiences (GLEs).
Students, faculty and staff can now use on-campus Amazon Lockers for picking up and returning Amazon packages 24/7.
The Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs (OFSP) hosted its end of the year celebration of national fellowship applicants and the office’s 25th anniversary Wednesday afternoon at Harper College.
Bennett Lunn, a third-year jurisprudence and education policy student, has been named a 2019 Truman Scholar for his devotion to education reform and equity.
The University of South Carolina and Uber have announced their partnership on a nationwide campus safety initiative, which includes features such as push notifications that remind riders to check their Uber's description and President Harris Pastides’ "What’s My Name?" campaign.
USC and Uber announced new safety measures including push notifications to remind users to check for their rides at a designated pickup zone and the inclusion of the "What's My Name?" campaign.
The University of South Carolina’s second annual Give 4 Garnet day resulted in more than $4 million in gifts from 6,576 donors on April 10. The event exceeded its goal of 6,500 donors in 18 hours and one minute.
Gamecocks gathered on Greene Street on Wednesday afternoon, raising money for Give 4 Garnet among selfie stations and tables featuring games and giveaways.
University President Harris Pastides delivered what was truly his last lecture, as he spoke about how to build a successful life and career as a part of the Last Lecture series.
The second annual March For Our Lives event in Columbia took place Saturday morning at the Statehouse, focusing on gun safety and dealing with gun violence in South Carolina communities. Several people spoke at the rally, including Mayor Stephen Benjamin and 2020 presidential candidate Robby Wells.
U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton spoke to USC's College Democrats on Tuesday night, answering questions and asking some of his own.
Activist and author Blair Imani took an audience through her personal narrative, from her arrest following the shooting of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge to coming out as part of the LGBTQ+ community on national television.