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In an effort to better connect and communicate with students, Student Government launched a new town hall system Tuesday. Members of the student senate gathered on the Russell House Patio to talk to their constituents and collect data on what they want to see from their representatives.
Impeachment charges against all but one member of the Residence Hall Association executive board, filed Nov. 19, will be debated once a senator proposes and reads them during senate. The charges, filed by Cliff Hall President Stephen Dilullo, aren't officially released. According to the organization's constitution, grounds for impeachment include not fulfilling the duties of office and breach of attendance requirements. None of the executive board members have missed more than three meetings, the maximum absences allowed, so the charges likely allege a constitutional violation.
Mike Couick earned two degrees from USC in English and law and now teaches public policy to doctoral students. But in addition to his personal ties to the university, Couick now holds influence over something near and dear to college students: money. More specifically, the hundreds of dollars students spend every year on electric bills.
USC's December commencement will feature a Supreme Court justice. Associate Justice Stephen Breyer will serve as guest speaker at the Dec. 18 ceremony for graduates receiving bachelors, masters and professional degrees.
The University of South Carolina Buildings and Grounds Committee gave a glimpse of university projects still to come Friday by awarding its approval to several projects for buildings around USC's flagship campus.
Reported rates of attempted suicide at USC increased from 0.5 percent to 1.3 percent from 2010 to 2017. On a campus of roughly 35,000, that's more than 450 students.
Members of USC's 2017 Bateman Team were reunited this month to receive an award of excellence from the International Association of Business Communicators. Though they're now alumni, the award was a reminder of what the Bateman Team did to prepare them for their careers.
In light of headline-grabbing mass shootings, USCPD's Major T.J. Geary worked directly with members of the campus community Thursday to help them learn how to respond to an active shooter situation.
"Where are you from?"
The latter half of November in South Carolina is largely dominated by one central event: the Carolina-Clemson football game. Played on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, it's more than a game in more ways than one for many students and fans.
J.P. Prodoehl’s journey to founding Han Go International, one of the newest nonprofit organizations at USC, has in no way been a straight path. It began on a medical mission trip to Spanish Town, Jamaica his freshman year.
Students put their creative talents to work for local nonprofits at CreateAthon, and now the teams know who came out on top.
Two years ago, Ole Miss student Clara Agnes didn’t think that sharing dresses out of the Tri Delta sorority house could become a business. Today, her idea has become a success and has spread to 70 college campuses, including USC.
USC and Columbia pulled out all the stops to celebrate veterans throughout Veterans Day weekend. Two main events held on Friday were a leadership panel discussion and community Veterans Day parade.
Capt. Teena Gooding with the USCPD understands the importance of self-defense, and on campus, she's working to share that knowledge with students in order to help keep them safe.
“See? I told you I wouldn’t ask my students to do any work that I wasn’t willing to do,” said Annette Hoover as she whisked out the kitchen door with stacked dinner plates on the way to the reception of the newly wedded Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Hoover was immediately followed by her gaggle of Wedding Planning and Management class students, who were in the middle of pulling off USC’s 27th Love Story wedding.
A diverse group of students, faculty and staff gathered at Rutledge Chapel on Thursday evening to remember students lost to suicide and offer comfort and solace to those affected.
Students will have the chance to come together to honor fellow students lost to suicide. A candlelight vigil is set for Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Rutledge Chapel.
The fifth annual Carolina Clash — a debate between representatives of College Democrats, College Libertarians and College Republicans — saw no yelling, storming out or audience outrage, in stark contrast to the 2016 event. One of the moderators, graduate student Alec Cobham, said the debaters seemed more concerned with finding common ground than actually winning the debate.
When approached by Beta Theta Pi's philanthropy chair to enter the Big Man on Campus pageant, Nick Smith had no idea he'd be crowned champion.