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A crowd of girls in matching blue shirts line up along the sidewalks of Greek Village waiting anxiously for the next chapter house to open its doors and reveal a tunnel of sorority sisters singing songs and cheering for the possible new members. It’s sorority recruitment season.
USC’s newest freshmen, the Class of 2022, are arriving on campus to begin their college experience and have high hopes for what the next four years will entail.
A USC assistant professor and her students are helping to shape the country's response to a nationwide addiction crisis with a new study published in the Health Affairs Journal after studying Medicaid and its provisions for addiction treatment.
The U.S. Green Building Council awarded USC’s Center for Health and Well-Being a LEED Gold Certification on Aug. 3 for its advancement in environmentally-friendly building design.
USC will be hosting its first TEDx conference this October, and among the speakers is third-year sport and entertainment student Lyric Swinton, the only student in the lineup.
Former President Bill Clinton mostly stayed away from politics and focused on his friendship with former South Carolina Gov. Richard Riley during an address at the University of South Carolina Alumni Center on Monday.
Panera Bread will be coming to the first floor of Russell House by Aug. 23 in the Central Market area. This section once housed Topio’s and Horseshoe Deli prior to renovations. The restaurant will be full-service — including seating and the full Panera Bread menu — and will employ 50 people, remaining open Monday through Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
David Lankes, director of the School of Library and Information Science at USC, has stepped down from his position and will return to a faculty role to focus on his health. Assistant Professor Dick Kawooya will become the interim director in Lankes' absence.
USC's College of Engineering and Computing received a $10,000 grant from the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation. The donation will support the college's National Engineer's Week, or "E-Week," initiative, an open house event in February devoted to inspiring children of all backgrounds to become engineers.
The University of South Carolina approved a budget on Wednesday which raises the tuition for undergraduates and law school students on the Columbia campus by 2.9 percent for both in and out of state students. The budget also includes an increase in tuition for South Carolina residents in USC’s medical school, online courses and the campuses in Aiken, Beaufort and Upstate.
Studying abroad is common experience for USC students, but for four Boren Scholarship recipients, this experience will put them on a path to careers in public service.
Twenty-four USC faculty members spent a week of their summer learning how to incorporate virtual reality and mixed reality into their classrooms and create their own virtual worlds.
A small fire broke out in the USC Coliseum on Thursday morning, according to a university spokesperson. Park and Devine Streets were temporarily closed to allow officials to attend to the incident.
A wide swath of students at USC's Columbia campus will be required to have health insurance as a condition of enrollment starting in the upcoming fall semester.
The University of South Carolina Board of Trustees revoked Bill Cosby’s honorary degree in a unanimous decision Friday afternoon.
Dean of the College of Engineering and Computing Hossein Haj-hariri officially welcomed SIOS Technology Corp. into a growing list of private partnerships at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday afternoon.
A research and development facility for SIOS Technology Corp. will open on the USC campus at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 21. It will be part of the M. Bert Storey Engineering and Innovation Center building on the corner of Assembly Street and Blossom Street at 3:30 PM.
Virtual reality headsets are making their way into USC classrooms.
The University of South Carolina Division of Law Enforcement and Safety taught professors and staff how to correctly respond to an on-campus active shooter in a workshop Wednesday.
The University of South Carolina was recently awarded the Active Minds Healthy Campus Award in recognition of their work on mental health. This honor is shared by only seven other universities nationwide, and commemorates colleges that take their students’ health to heart.