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With the Nov. 6 midterm elections looming over the country, some professors are approaching the voting issue by educating students on how voting is what keeps democracy alive.
Colorful and creative parade float displays filled the Russell House ballroom on Oct. 22 for Homecoming Week's event Gamecock Walk.
Sweet Home Carolina Homecoming week continued with Cocky's Canned Creations on Oct. 25, where multiple organizations took canned food donations and constructed campus-themed creations.
Marc Shook was hired as the dean of students and deputy Title IX coordinator within the Division of Student Affairs and Academic Support in July as a way to put emphasis on improving the student experience.
Following the opening to Homecoming Week with Carnival Kickoff, the Homecoming Commission hosted Color Your Carolina on Greene Street. During the T event, participants showed off their creativity by making banners and flags to be be hung around campus and in nearby businesses.
The University of South Carolina is exploring the idea of opening a non-alcoholic club in Five Points for students to have a safe place to be at night.
Fourteen teams of USC students competed in front of a crowd Monday evening at Blatt Fields for the annual Spurs and Struts homecoming dance competition, with Alpha Delta Pi and Kappa Alpha winning the event.
Homecoming Week officially began on Monday morning with the Homecoming Kick-Off Carnival on Greene Street.
At the October Board of Trustees meeting, the voting members of the Presidential Search Committee were appointed as the first step in forming the committee to follow President Pastides.
Columbia residents and students with political signs and Our Revolution t-shirts packed into the Koger Center to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Nina Turner speak for the next stop of the Medicare For All rally.
With applications open, recruitment efforts by the Housing Department for next year’s prospective resident mentors are in full swing.
Many students have taken a break from campus life over fall break, but the new week will bring many former students back to campus for 2018's calendar of Homecoming events beginning Oct. 22.
Flyers detailing the court summons of a former graduate student's lawsuit against a USC professor, Harris Pastides and the university were posted in McMaster College on Monday morning on stairwell railings and hallways throughout the building. Copies of an article by The State newspaper on the lawsuit were also posted.
When USC ended segregation in 1963, Dr. Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of the first of three African-American students to be admitted since Reconstruction, and on Tuesday she returned to the university to speak to students about the African-American experience and the importance of voting.
Relay for Life USC introduced its new theme, "One World One Hope," with a party on Greene Street, kicking off its 2018-2019 campaign year on Monday. The main event will on April 5, 2019 on Blatt Field.
After raising $1,025,171 for the Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital at USC Dance Marathon's main event in 2018, the organization has set a new goal: $1,190,000. Their 2019 main event will take place on March 2, 2019 at the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center.
The Darla Moore School of Business, a highly-ranked business school for public universities across the country, is currently refocusing its undergraduate business curriculum to include the use of statistical software.
After months of developing campaign platforms and action plans, Student Body President Taylor Wright, along with the Student Government executive board, cabinet, senate and Freshman Council are preparing to launch several new programs they hope will benefit students for years to come.
USC's TEDx club began two years ago with a few students wanting to see students share and learn from each other’s creative ideas. Now, it has grown into its first TEDxUofSC event, which took place Oct. 3 at the My Carolina Alumni Center.
Sorority Alpha Chi Omega raised $9,532 in its Oct. 3 paint war for Sistercare, an organization helping victims of domestic violence.