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Former Student Body Treasurer Kate Turner stepped down from her position ahead of the student senate session. Current secretary of finance Laney Quickel has been nominated by Student Body President Alex Harrell as Turner's replacement.
USC is making efforts to create a more mindful campus by addressing faculty and staff's mental health. Mindfulness for Faculty and Staff under University Health Services offers online seminars to those in need.
Student Body Treasurer Kate Turner announced that she would be stepping down from her position “prior to next week’s senate session” because she is leaving campus to study abroad next semester.
After years of not having a voice, university employees outside the academic sector finally have a seat at the table.
Missouri had taken a 1-point lead thanks to a late-game field goal. With just over a minute left in the fourth quarter and with the Gamecocks trailing 35-34, quarterback Michael Scarnecchia put on his helmet and hustled back onto the field.
USC's Student Government held Key Week last week to offer help for students in their professional careers.
A researcher from West Virginia University spoke to the USC community and called for reforms in educational institutions due to the disproportional rates of victimization for people of color who identify with the LGBTQ+ community.
"Hear Me Out" is a weekly podcast hosted and produced by University of South Carolina students sharing, “Gamecock’s stories of resilience, hope and mental health,” according to the podcast’s Instagram account.
The USCPD released a bulletin stating that it, and other law enforcement agencies, had “seized heroin and other illegal drugs that had been laced with Fentanyl and other substances" on Aug. 27.
The Gamecock Skate Club, an organization of skateboarders on campus, dismantles the misconceptions of skateboarders and promotes community and the mental and physical health of its members through skateboarding.
Chairman of the Student Life Committee Noah Glasgow called David Voros returning to teaching “tone-deaf, it's dangerous and it's complacent.”
Interim university President Harris Pastides updated the student senate on the “debacle” at the Eastern Illinois game's student gate and the university's mental health initiatives.
Today's media, especially television shows and movies, have negatively portrayed mental health and suicide, often romanticizing it.
Diversity Speaks is a student organization seeking to create safe spaces for students to discuss current issues and events.
USC offers various options to promote well-being and self-care; however, understanding the connections between mental and physical health may further aid students in adjusting and seeking out resources throughout this semester.
One way students can get involved, connect with classmates and explore the community is through golf. This is because of the beautiful local courses and special discounts for students.
Social media sites have changed our perspective from using our account as a means to show off our lives, to living our lives as a means to post on our account.
Being the editor-in-chief of The Daily Gamecock hadn’t crossed my mind as a possibility before this spring. But as circumstances changed I found myself in a place I didn’t expect, and I had to decide how I would move forward.
USC's counseling and psychiatry services underwent significant changes during the pandemic — the price of counseling became more affordable for students, and counseling and psychiatry shifted to being conducted primarily online.