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While the majority of students are away from Columbia this summer, the Russell House is being renovated to add 12 new food locations, including a full-service Chick-Fil-A and Panera Bread.
A recent graduate from USC’s School of Visual Art and Design graduate program filed a lawsuit against Professor David Voros, President Harris Pastides, the university and the International Center of the Arts on May 15.
The famous comedian and actor Bill Cosby was given an honorary degree from USC at his commencement address in 1986. Since then, Cosby has been accused of multiple accounts of sexual assault involving rape, child sexual abuse and drugging, and was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assault.
Eager students cheered in front of cameras with handmade signs Friday when Fox & Friends went live on USC's campus. Ainsley Earhardt, a graduate of the School of Journalism and Mass Communications, broadcast from Davis Field with South Carolina elected officials to discuss politics with students.
Dance Marathon raised over $1 million in March for Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital, which is part of the Children’s Miracle Network.
The 2017-18 school year was a whirlwind for Student Government, marked by getting a bill for a student vote on the Board of Trustees introduced in both the House and the Senate as well as a House subcommittee hearing. The new Student Government executive board now takes over the legacy left by Ross Lordo and Nick Santamaria.
In the beginning of April, the newly-elected Student Government executives were sworn into office for the 2018-2019 year at USC. Since then, they have been working to ensure they accomplish what the students voted them in office to do for the fall and spring semesters.
Students often report experiencing stress throughout the academic year, and some say exams could be responsible for heightening that stress. However, not all students feel stressed during exam periods, and it’s not only students that experience stress — professors can, too.
South Carolina will take home another Certified SC Grown Palmetto Series trophy after winning the rivalry series against Clemson for the third year in a row.
Hundreds of students gathered on the Horseshoe with their parents and USC alumni to receive their class ring from University President Harris Pastides on Sunday.
Laura Kissel was 7 years old when she first asked her parents for a camera, and she was met with a resounding no. At the age of 12, she borrowed her father’s camera on vacation and never gave it back. Since then, she has become a documentary filmmaker and uses her work to inspire people to think more deeply about real world problems.
The Daily Gamecock took home 25 South Carolina Press Association awards Friday, including a third place finish in the General Excellence category.
Students, ranging from freshmen to seniors, sit impatiently on the Horseshoe while their friends and family watch one of the many end-of-year ceremonies recognizing academic excellence and leadership — today, it's University Awards Day.
Confetti was scattered all around Greene Street on Thursday as Give 4 Garnet took over the area in front of Russell House. The event had tables from all different walks of USC student life raising money and giving out prizes to students walking by.
The Clothesline Project event at USC has a goal to spark a conversation about sexual assault.
The annual University Awards Day is a way to celebrate the achievements seniors with multiple prestigious awards. The ceremony will be held on Thursday, April 19 from 2 to 4 p.m. on the Horseshoe.
Surrounded by balloons, photo stations, cupcakes and students at the journalism school, journalist Amy Odell shared her experiences redefining women's media in a Q&A on Tuesday.
Student Body President Taylor Wright laid out his expectations for his new staff, including goals for improved collaboration and increased transparency, at the first meeting of the new Student Government executive cabinet late Tuesday night.
In the last 30 years, 50 percent of the world’s coral reefs have died.
A storm that has caused damage across the South reached Columbia on Sunday, bringing gusts up to 74 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service. As small branches and debris filled the roads, thousands of houses in Lexington and Richland counties lost power — at around 2:30 p.m., as many as 50,000 were in the dark. SCE&G reported 354 outage-causing incidents, mainly falling tree branches, in the two counties.