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In response to a story in The Daily Gamecock that stated “an unashamed display of bribery took place on the Horseshoe Wednesday night,” the USC’s Visitor Center hosted an evening for its 80 University Ambassadors.
The weekly award streak continued for South Carolina on Monday.
Marcus Lattimore carried South Carolina to the first SEC Championship Game in school history last fall.
Lady Gaga blasted through the speakers and a rainbow flag back-dropped Gamecock-signed posters of students’ solidarity and support, as USC’s BGLSA, the organization for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning students on campus, celebrated National Coming Out Day Tuesday.
No. 3 Oklahoma vs. No. 11 Texas in Dallas (Saturday at noon on ABC)While the Big 12's conference expansion soap opera rolls on, the league's premier game will be played Saturday. Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said he is OK with there being high stakes as the Sooners square off with Texas in the Red River Shootout.
The Burger Kings were closing all around Columbia, and Craig Melvin was on the story.
Conflict correspondent David Axe left a full room of journalism students and faculty staff stunned after saying if he had God’s power then he would not stop wars — simply because he likes covering them.
Columbia's favorite son Craig Melvin chose a good time to return home — his favorite bar, Jake's in Five Points, recently reopened.
Freshman wide receiver Damiere Byrd's South Carolina debut is now in doubt.
No. 10 South Carolina is now one-third of the way into its regular season after its 21-3 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday. Sports Editor James Kratch offers his grades for the Gamecocks to date.
When the Coca-Cola Happiness Machine made a stop at the Russell House last Wednesday to celebrate the company’s renewed contract with USC, students lined up by the dozens for complimentary T-shirts, Twister games and Silly String with their beverage purchases.
The NCAA hit the University of South Carolina with a notice of allegations late Monday afternoon, giving official indication the university's athletic program will face a formal infractions hearing.
Marcus Lattimore has always known what Nick Jones is capable of doing.
USC may well be ahead of Clemson on the football field, but in the classroom, recent rankings tell a different story.
Consider USC’s faculty hiring freeze over.
But getting into the city was no problem for Susanne Schafer, a longtime correspondent for The Associated Press. Ten years later, Schafer remembers the ride as startlingly eerie. She hurriedly parked at a meter near the Washington bureau and asked a nearby police officer if she'd be OK without feeding coins.
The statement, obtained late Sunday night by The Daily Gamecock, calls the Office of Greek Life "inefficient, ineffective and in violation of university law." It further says USC wrongfully terminated rush activities, didn't communicate effectively with students, was unprofessional in its dealing with students and inconsistent in enforcing disciplinary measures.
After Yahoo Sports dropped the journalistic equivalents of Fat Man and Little Boy on Miami, discussion of the broken system that is major college football has returned to the forefront.