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Hurricanes Helene and Milton wrought historic levels of destruction on the Southeast. Deadly floods occurred in North Carolina, widespread power outages ranged from Florida to Tennessee and high winds damaged or destroyed homes.
Hurricane Helene knocked out power to more than 190,000 homes in Richland County, and 95% of them had regained power by Oct. 2.Among the unlucky 5% was USC student Matthew Snyder, who lived without power for two weeks.
USC's Student Body Treasurer Jacob Vaught announced his resignation at student senate's weekly meeting on Wednesday. The senate also passed legislation regarding Student Government codes and a recommendation on E-waste recycling, along with several other measures. Additionally, three new nominees were sworn in as senators.
Student Body Treasurer Jacob Vaught will no longer be in his position after Nov. 6.
Students and other USC workers found issues such as inadequate lighting, overgrown landscaping, hazardous walkways and maintenance and housing concerns during a safety walk in October where participants surveyed the campus for potential dangers.
After graduating from USC with a Mass Communications degree in 2020, Marquis Webb planned to earn his masters degree in Human Resources from Villanova University. Like many others, Webb’s plan was completely derailed as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools and forced him to reconsider his future.
A plane in San Francisco experienced evacuation due to a passenger's laptop catching fire, resulting in three people getting injured according to the Carolina Daybook, a weekly newsletter from the University of South Carolina.
USC’s board of trustees approved development projects, contract renewals and the naming of the baseball field at Founder’s Park in a meeting on Friday.
A Darla Moore School of Business graduate student and Ph.D candidate was arrested on Oct. 22 on three counts of second degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
USC’s board of trustees approved funding for a new hospital specializing in neurological treatment in a meeting on Oct. 25.
USC's student senate passed four pieces of legislation, including bills recommending improvements to the housing webpage and updates to senator obligations at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
Mari Ross-Alexander, USC's associate vice president for Student Health and Well-Being, has resigned from USC after she was indicted by a federal grand jury in Nashville, Tennessee, on Oct. 16 for withholding more than $1 million in employment taxes from the IRS.
USC's marching band, the Carolina Band, is headed to New York City in just 36 days to perform at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for the first time in its 104-year history.
A month ago, Hurricane Helene hit Columbia and Congaree National Park. The local area was affected by river flooding, fallen trees and power outages, creating problems for people in the community in the aftermath of the storm.
Political student groups at USC and campus experts agree the U.S. presidential and vice presidential debates will do little to change the minds of voters as they start to hit the poles in the coming weeks.
The USC police department is preparing its officers for more accountable interactions with AI body cameras following the initial announcement of its partnership with Truleo.
The new partnership between Sustain SC and The Darla Moore School of Business that began in August has only grown its influence in promoting sustainability by encouraging student engagement.
USC’s Parking and Transportation Services sold approximately 21,000 parking permits for the fall 2024 semester — passes that guarantee their holders a spot in a campus parking garage or surface lot.
USC's student senate passed five pieces of legislation and referred three to various committees at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
The 2024 Presidential election is only 27 days away, and some student organizations are helping to spread the word about how students can register to vote.