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Students with dietary restrictions should not have to experience instances of food contamination, lack of campus resources or feeling like a burden to campus dining staff. Carolina Food Co. is failing to make campus dining enjoyable for everyone when it excludes students with dietary restrictions.
As the "Aim to Rename" movement surges on, Student Government executive office candidates have made empty promises to change the Heritage Act during the Student Government debate on Feb. 15.
Throughout Tuesday’s Student Government Executive Candidate Debate, candidates constantly referred to themselves as the student body’s voice. The problem with that idea is the fact that students already have their own voices. What they need is the power to make change regardless of the administration's wishes, something that Student Government can't provide.
Corporations like Disney are buying out studios and exploiting nostalgia to distract audiences from the irrevocable harm they are inflicting on film, television and the people who create and consume them.
USC is a beautiful and vibrant campus, but lacks public art for everyone to enjoy. The university is a diverse community that could be showcased with the additions of murals and sculptures made by student or faculty artists.
Valentine's Day is not just a day to celebrate your significant other, but a day to value all relationships in your life.
Cats, birds and squirrels are a few of the animals that USC students live with. The campus’ animals aren’t props for visitors to marvel at, though — they’re surrogate pets and they're what makes campus home.
Dear Editor,
While working on campus as a student at USC can be good for those who are passionate about their work, the university doesn't pay its student workers enough and expects too much from RMs and TAs.
The S.C. Heritage Act should be repealed because it allows for racist and misogynistic figures to be the namesake of buildings on our campus.
Decluttering your living space helps refresh your brain and body for the new season.
The Three Rivers Greenway project is beneficial to every aspect of Columbia's development. These types of eco-based developments are worth being invested in and promoted, as they provide economic, social and environmental benefits to Columbia.
The Title IX task force-turned-implementation group has come a long way in helping students in need but still needs to take concrete action and be more open to the public in order to gain student trust.
Between the difficulty of finding spaces and paying expensive prices, parking at the University of South Carolina can be frustrating for everyone. USC should look towards newer strategies to find a solution to these problems.
During the Jan. 26 meeting of the S.C. House of Representatives Education and Public Works (EPW) Committee, legislators discussed five bills that would punish schools and "protect" students from the uncomfortable pieces of American history based on the representatives' incorrect understanding of critical race theory (CRT).
The University of South Carolina needs to strive for better disability access on our campus. If we are to be an all-inclusive school that cares for its students, then the university has to make accessibility for students in wheelchairs and other mobility aids a greater priority.
As the seasons change, so does our skin. Factors like cold air, dry indoor heating, low humidity and moisture-stripping products can leave skin rough, itchy and irritated. Using fragrance free and gentle soap, shortening your shower and moisturizing after showering can help your skin stay healthy.
Seeing what the USC student body is wearing from Greene Street to Five Points is one of my favorite parts of being a college student. When I walk around campus I see a smorgasbord of every kind of style imaginable. This year, though, don't be surprised if you see Gamecocks dressing in comfort and color.
The Moore School is committed to changing lives through education and accomplishing this by working in a diverse and inclusive community.
The time of New Year’s resolutions is upon us: This semester you should make your resolution to join a club. No matter what piques your interest, there is a student organization and a supportive community that can help you get out of your comfort zone and bolster your resumé.