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In presidential election years, voters focus on the national election rather than local ones. But some Columbia community members told the Daily Gamecock that local elections are important.
Ever since third-year neuroscience, cognitive and behavioral student Alexandria Hall collided with a vehicle when riding her bike in 2022, she has now "opted to walk most days."
A new education bill in South Carolina, the “Transparency and Integrity in Education Act," is posing questions over its relationship to critical race theory and its overall effectiveness and value, according to opponents.
The percentage of college-aged students actually pursuing a college degree is on the decline across the United States, creating questions about the value of higher education that colleges, including the University of South Carolina, must adapt to.
The Daily Gamecock surveyed 40 students to ask about the status of their mental health. Students said they have found ways to cope with their mental health but believe the university could better address their mental health concerns and needs.
Students meandered around the convention hall on Oct. 26 as they got in last minute practice before the Spurs & Struts event began. As the lights powered on, music boomed and people cheered for their friends on the stage of the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
As the midterm elections on Nov. 8 get closer, campus experts and leaders encourage students to exercise their right to vote, be informed about who and what they're voting for and believe that their vote matters. Campus experts and leaders are also taking steps to prepare students to vote, and be good voters, at that.