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At the beginning of the spring semester, Maddie Love was walking home from her evening lab when she realized there was no light along her path between LeConte and Davis College.
Association of Governing Boards (AGB) consultants Richard Legon and Ellen Chaffee, who penned the original report regarding the status of the USC board of trustees, led a discussion at Friday's retreat about how the board should change moving forward.
Once again I’m (reluctantly) stepping onto my soapbox to talk about USC’s presidential search scandal. I’ve said it before and I’ll repeat it until the sun explodes: USC’s presidential selection process was crooked through and through.
It’s 2 a.m. Saturday morning and South Carolina plays Clemson in 10 hours. Of course, my last game as a student would be a noon game. I should be getting plenty of sleep to prepare for a morning of tailgating, but here I am writing this letter from the editor. I procrastinated writing it, like I did many other stories and assignments this year.
Like all ecosystems, Columbia’s Five Points shopping and entertainment district is complex.
Residents in Capstone House and South Quad have reported acts of vandalism, such as tearing down ceiling tiles, smearing ice cream cones on walls and elevators and stealing wet floor signs.
In the midst of fan backlash and swirling rumors following last week’s loss against Appalachian State, this weekend’s game against Texas A&M could be crucial in deciding the future of the football program. Here’s what’s important for the upcoming contest:
I am writing to you to voice my profound frustration and incredulity at a recent opinion column that was allowed to run in The Daily Gamecock. The piece, titled “Gamecock basketball needs a face in the NBA, Chris Silva is not it,” is an embarrassment to The Daily Gamecock, the University of South Carolina and proud alumni everywhere. It is an opinion piece, granted, but there is no reasonable and rational opinion in the world drawn from any facts surrounding Chris Silva’s career at the University of South Carolina that could come up with the conclusions submitted in this piece. It was an amateurish and pathetic hit job, plain and simple, and I believe that The Daily Gamecock should publicly apologize to Chris.
Sixteen students lived in the Courtyard Marriott on Assembly Street for the first few weeks of classes until beds on campus became available, as there was not enough room initially to house all of the new students. Now, all of the students have moved into on-campus residence halls.
Editor's note: This article discusses suicide and might be triggering to some readers.
Students and faculty dispersed in May expecting to return to campus alongside an interim president and a plan to resume the search for a permanent replacement to President Harris Pastides, who retired after 11 years at the helm.
Is South Carolina's football coach an investment worth the long haul for the Gamecocks' football program? Maybe.
President-elect Bob Caslen, in an exclusive interview with The Daily Gamecock, discussed the controversy surrounding his election, misconceptions, new traditions he plans to start and the Association of Governing Boards, a consulting firm that will be looking into the board of trustees' governance.
Oct. 3, 2018: Harris Pastides announces he is stepping down from the USC presidency during his State of the University address.
Following his announcement to withdraw his application in the presidential search, Gen. Robert L. Caslen is once again in the running to become USC's next president.
USC students protested Robert L. Caslen, Jr. Friday before the Board of Trustees was set to announce the new university president.
The Presidential Candidate Search Committee announced its four finalists for the next university president at a meeting last Wednesday.
Though their sport is a somewhat individualized, the No. 5 South Carolina women’s tennis team spends a lot of time behind the scenes working with a strength and conditioning staff to keep players healthy throughout the season.
HBO's documentary “Leaving Neverland” makes it apparent that the resurfaced assault charges against Michael Jackson shouldn’t simply be tossed aside.
This Saturday, fans will be able to see Gamecock football in action for the first time since its shocking 28-0 defeat versus Virginia in the Belk Bowl.