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When third-year operations and supply chain and entrepreneurship student Zack Coetzee started investigating rideshare safety, he found an alarming fact. Over the course of five years, sexual assault cases in Ubers happened every eight minutes.
What may appear like a normal Wednesday afternoon for some was a celebration for others as Sustainable Carolina hosted its annual Earth Day event on April 22.
As innovation and technology continue to affect the world, the legal profession continues to respond. USC's Joseph F. Rice School of Law offers a program to prepare future lawyers for a changing legal environment.
Before they ever moved into their USC residence halls, first-year biological sciences student Laela Inthanongsak and first-year interdisciplinary studies student Asher Zhong had already founded their Building a Brain club. Spurred by passions for neuroscience and behavioral psychology, the two collaborated over the summer to create their interdisciplinary club.
Art has always been a huge part of third-year neuroscience student Ansley Martin's identity. Inspired by her grandmother, a talented painter who had developed a tremor in her hand due to Alzheimer's medication, Martin came to a realization. The very thing her grandmother was afraid to do could be what helped her, thus beginning the research to the science behind it.
Correction note: A previous version of this article misconstrued computer science professor Biplav Srivastava's stance regarding funding for research. The phrasing has been changed to reflect his meaning.
For the last five and a half years, Erin Meyer-Gutbrod has been researching the critically endangered North Atlantic right whales as an assistant professor at the School of the Earth, Ocean and Environment. With only 384 whales left and only 70 active females, the number of newborns is declining. Meyer-Gutbrod started her research to better understand the whales’ birthing trends.
When Asaru Buffalo gives tours at the Anne Frank Center, he starts in the year 1889 — the year that Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father, and Adolf Hitler were both born.
On Friday afternoon, Gamecock Emergency Medical Students collaborated with LifeNet to host an informative event featuring an emergency-medicine lecture and helicopter landing at the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center.
In an effort to increase water quality awareness and open opportunities for people to be part of local water monitoring, Carolina Water Club plans to partner with the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services to host an on-campus water certification workshop.
USC hosted a hazing prevention summit to address, prevent and educate students on hazing culture. Students, university officials, and fraternity and sorority life leaders gathered at Gateway 737 on Sunday for the summit.
The women of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority held the their annual Singing for Sami dance competition on March 4 at the Koger Center for the Arts to spread rideshare awareness in honor of their former sister.
The University of South Carolina chapter of National Ground Game partnered with the Unfuck America Tour to host the tour's first stop of the year.
USC’s Uncensored America chapter hosted a debate table featuring conservative influencer Myron Gaines on Friday, Feb. 13. The event at the Russell House Patio was Gaines’ third appearance at USC.
With the grand opening of The Lantern Hotel, a new collaboration between USC’s CarolinaLIFE program and the College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management is underway.
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating the Jan. 20 death of a USC student at 650 Lincoln.
Iranian students gathered on Greene Street to bring awareness to the deaths of Iranian citizens at the hands of their government on Thursday. The demonstration, which occurred outside the Russell House, displayed posters and distributed fliers calling for the support of the Iranian people.
The USC Board of Trustees has approved a new Bullying Prevention Center within the College of Education. Started by special education professor Chad Rose, it will be a technical assistance and research center, and it will support K-12 schools statewide.
In the wake of the Clemson-Carolina game this coming week, USC students were encouraged to swing a sledgehammer into a scrap car painted orange, black, and purple, adorned with tiger paws and a face painted on the hood. For the second year since its return to USC, the Clemson Car Smash took place at the Swearingen Engineering Center on November 19.
Since the establishment of Clemson University in 1889, the University of South Carolina has had a bitter rivalry with its upstate counterpart, both on and off the gridiron. The prelude to the annual football matchup between the rivals culminated on Wednesday in the Tiger Burn, a longstanding USC tradition.