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(11/19/25 2:13am)
Lay down two pieces of fleece fabric, cut off the corners, make slits all around and tie the fabric together by the slits — that's how members of Layers of Love show support to children in need.
(11/05/25 2:58am)
Rooms flooded with debate and the expression of different perspectives to foster diplomacy and community are at the heart of the University of South Carolina's Model UN club's mission as it works to host its first high school conference next semester.
(11/03/25 4:52am)
Following the Democrats' loss in the 2024 presidential election, Zee Cohen-Sanchez formed National Ground Game. She labeled NGG as her "passion project," and currently serves as the executive director.
(10/28/25 6:15am)
The University of South Carolina's College Republicans chapter kicked off a new speaker series that will feature candidates for South Carolina's 2026 elections. The first guest was Paul Dans, the American lawyer that led Project 2025.
(10/29/25 2:37am)
For those involved in USC Engineers Without Borders, giving back to the community is a way to utilize engineering skills in the field. Now, the group is expanding its outreach with more projects, both local and abroad.
(10/27/25 4:11am)
Columbia resident Sadie Slusher said she was heartbroken when she learned Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk had been killed. She felt a desire to have her voice heard. So, she joined USC's Turning Point chapter.
(10/20/25 3:52am)
What started as one's search for deeper connections, has turned into an app to help USC students to do the same.
(10/17/25 5:18pm)
Balloons lined the rails of the Russell House as students and faculty gathered to celebrate the building's 70th anniversary.
(10/15/25 1:52am)
The University of South Carolina has renamed the Department of Sport and Entertainment Management after a $5.24 million donation from the David and Nicole Tepper Foundation.
(09/30/25 3:19am)
The University of South Carolina partnered with the car-sharing network Zipcar to allow members of the campus community to rent cars by the hour.
(09/24/25 3:33am)
Twenty thousand books will be given away by Cocky's Reading Express for its 20th anniversary of reading to Title I elementary schools across South Carolina.
(09/22/25 3:10am)
The University of South Carolina's night shuttle is increasing in ridership numbers after its debut in January.
(09/17/25 2:34am)
The University of South Carolina is one of seven schools in South Carolina to hold members of a new type of student government.
(09/13/25 4:56am)
The newly-founded Center for American Civic Leadership and Public Discourse held its first guest speaker event, featuring theologian, philosopher and political activist Cornel West and legal scholar and philosopher Robert P. George, on Sept. 12 at the Darla Moore School of Business.
(09/08/25 3:28am)
After breaking another enrollment record this fall, some students at the University of South Carolina said they have faced issues regarding atypical housing placements and classroom overcrowding.
(09/02/25 1:34am)
Three South Carolina Honors College students have created a new research journal for undergraduate researchers at USC.
(08/26/25 7:59am)
First-year public relations student Ashley Wall was in Thomas Cooper Library when reports of an active shooter on campus were issued.
(08/25/25 12:11am)
A Carolina Alert gave an "ALL CLEAR" message, following reports of an active shooter at Thomas Cooper Library on Sunday afternoon. Campus is operating normally, and the library will reopen at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, according to a university press release.
(08/21/25 3:42am)
Seeing a need for further civic education, the University of South Carolina board of trustees approved a new academic center on June 20, the Center for American Civic Leadership and Public Discourse.
(08/19/25 2:15am)
The Daily Gamecock was on break this summer, but the university was not.