COVID-19 dashboard update: Active case count falls to 59
(04/13/21 11:14pm)
The University of South Carolina is facing 59 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated COVID-19 dashboard.
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The University of South Carolina is facing 59 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated COVID-19 dashboard.
During a board of trustees meeting on Friday, university President Bob Caslen said the Title IX task force will perform a complete policy review of its policies surrounding faculty and staff conduct.
A large crowd of students, holding signs and shouting slogans, marched through the USC campus Friday morning, calling for USC to fire professors accused of sexual harassment.
Columbia residents gathered in front of the Statehouse on Saturday to denounce Asian American violence, which has been on the rise since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A lawsuit accusing history professor and faculty principal of Maxcy College David Snyder of sexual harassment was filed against USC on Tuesday.
USC now has 65 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated online COVID-19 dashboard.
2017-2018 Academic Year
The university is has 67 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, with 63 of these cases being students and four employees, according to the university's updated online dashboard.
USC plans to hold multiple in-person graduation ceremonies for May 2021 graduates over the course of four days.
The Presidential Commission on University History revealed on Tuesday a list of 13 names that are being considered as replacements for buildings on campus that might need renaming.
USC received 1,500 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since Tuesday when South Carolina entered the 1b phase of vaccination, and has ordered 1,000 more to be delivered this week, according to Director of Strategic Health Initiatives Rebecca Caldwell.
Alex Harrell and Kate Turner were respectively elected student body president and treasurer on Wednesday as the 2021 Student Government election concluded.
South Carolina will transition into phase 1b of vaccine rollout starting March 8, Gov. Henry McMaster announced on Tuesday.
The Presidential Commission on University History has identified "more than 70 named buildings, rooms, monuments and grounds" on the university campus to review, while focusing specifically on renaming for two dozen of these entities, the commission said in an interim report released Friday.
The races for student body vice president and speaker of the student senate ended Wednesday night, with Emily Dengler being elected for vice president and Morgiana McDevitt being elected for speaker.
USC is now facing 64 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the updated online COVID-19 dashboard.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed candidates for student body president. The candidates discussed advocating for renaming campus buildings, in-person commencement and improvements to online learning.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed student body treasurer candidates, who discussed transparency with the student body and the referendum to remove treasurer as an executive position chosen by the student body and instead make it a cabinet position chosen by the student body president.
The university's NAACP chapter demanded that several buildings on campus be renamed and took the lead by holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday in honor of the group calling the Thomas Cooper Library the "Dean" Willie. L Harriford Library from now on.
Student Government presidential candidates said the university needs to be held accountable and listen to survivors of harassment when dealing with alleged cases of harassment at USC.