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USC’s Student Government is based on a fundamentally wrong vision of campus politics. To understand why, we have to look at the assumption Student Government is based on: The idea students can work with the administration to make our campus a better place.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed Student Government executive candidates to find out more about their platforms.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed candidates for the student body vice president position who discussed past initiatives and what they each bring to the table.
The Daily Gamecock asked applicants to the student body president position to write about why students should vote for them in lieu of an endorsement. Here's what they wrote:
The Daily Gamecock asked student body vice president candidates to write about why students should vote for them in lieu of an endorsement. Here's what they wrote:
The Daily Gamecock asked speaker of the student senate candidates to write about why students should vote for them in lieu of an endorsement. Here's what they wrote:
There was a Student Government debate on Tuesday for the upcoming election, and I wish I could say it mattered. It mostly felt like an exercise for whoever's running; an exercise for some elected office or important interview after college that won't affect any of us if we don't live in that county or work for that company.
Living in a major historical event has taken its toll on all of us and inevitably changed our lives, in most instances for the worse. The negative effects on mental health and resulting feelings of isolation have forced changes in not only how we interact with our close friends, but also our acquaintances.
As my co-sports editor and I hurried into the Long Family Football Operations Center on Tuesday afternoon, we headed into one of Shane Beamer's first one-on-one interviews at South Carolina as the head football coach.
As Stigma Free USC, a week-long Student Government initiative focused on fighting the stigma surrounding mental health, comes to an end, the stigma itself will unfortunately remain. Here are some resources around campus to continue to promote wellness in every sense of the word.
Like the New Deal in the Great Depression, the arts as a whole deserve a helping hand from the federal government in the age of COVID-19.
The pressure to get “fit” at the start of the New Year is often rooted in a toxic mentality — rather than prioritizing health, resolutions to lose weight frequently stem from guilt and stigmatize people with larger bodies.
In a time when everyone experiences the social pressure to make New Year’s resolutions and continue the daily grind in quarantine, we need a reminder to be kind to ourselves.
The month of December was not kind to the South Carolina men’s basketball team.
The Daily Gamecock went dark for a week last semester because, frankly, we were burnt out.
Mental health trumps any school work, and scheduling out time to decompress during the week is a vital part of ensuring that your mental health remains a priority.
South Carolina sophomore quarterback Ryan Hilinksi has entered the transfer portal, according to multiple sources.
Transgender Day of Remembrance is a time to acknowledge and reflect on those who have been killed and experienced violence because of transphobia.
In a vote of 27-7, the student senate chose not to pass a recommendation for student mental health surveys during its meeting on Wednesday.