In Brief: Nov. 10, 2014

Winthrop Professor discovers otential new monkey species

Student Government enables students to see where their money goes for first time

What can you buy for $83?

Man sentenced to life after robbery, kidnapping

App appeals to campus safety

Student Government and USCPD plan to unveil a new campus safety app after initial concerns of crime were brought to the forefront early this semester.

InBrief: Oct. 1

Clemson student falls off ship mast, dies

Pruitt: 4 reported campus crimes untrue after investigation

Four crimes deemed "stories" in campus safety report

Study Abroad finds routes into at-risk areas

Between Ebola in Africa, ISIS in the Middle East,  conflict in Gaza and all of the other dangers in today’s world, some countries may seem off limits for travel.

Most SG funds go to Carolina Cab, newspapers

A chorus of “aye” and “nay” rang out in the student Senate chambers Wednesday, as the Student Government budget for the 2014-2015 year came up for debate.

Crime Blotter: August 25 to September 1

1 Assault/Simple Assault

Receivers look for big play offense

Anderson back at tight end after injury

Four in one: crimes on, near campus see spike in first week

Tuesday. Thursday. Sunday. Tuesday.

In Our Opinion: Aerospace center helps USC

The McNair Center for Aerospace Innovation and Research is a new center that will be located across from the College of Engineering at Catawba and Assembly streets.

Column: Ben Hoover's abrupt departure caused audience outrage

The phrase, “All good things must come to an end,” is a familiar one, meant to comfort us when something in our lives changes that we wished would just stay the same.

Free faculty parking to be removed

Derrick Huggins, USC’s Associate Vice President for Transportation and Logistical Relations, announced at a Faculty Senate meeting Wednesday that university officials and hired consultants have begun work on a new parking and transportation master plan.

Column: Paper's lessons apply to all

A few days ago, someone asked me what it feels like to be in my last week at The Daily Gamecock. Truth is, I don’t know. I probably won’t until well after this column goes to print.

In Brief: April 21, 2014

Man blind in one eye after dispute over beer

In Brief: April 18, 2014

Gov. Nikki Haley starts Facebook dispute

In Brief: April 16, 2014

Complaint filed against Clemson football for religious activity

In Brief: April 8, 2014

Gov. Haley plans $50,000 trip to India

Crime Blotter for March 22 to March 28

Briefs don’t include every incident from the last week, and suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Information could change as investigations continue.