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More than 600 community members came together in front of the Statehouse on Saturday to raise money and walk a mile in support of victims of sexual assault. Both men and women were seen wearing high heels during the walk to overcome gender biases and show allyship.
USC faculty members are trying to amend the Chicago Principles to a new version for USC that would help guard campus from a potential critical race theory ban by the Statehouse.
The university’s Career Center hosted a panel to discuss women in the workforce in honor of Women’s History Month coming to an end Thursday afternoon.
For members of USC's Water Club, the organization has created a space for learning about the importance of clean water and conversation.
It is not uncommon for third-year criminal justice and international studies student Cameron Eubanks to come home late. Eubanks, a theater minor, participates in USC theater, is involved in greek life and works at the South Carolina Legislative Council Agency in addition to being the new speaker of the student senate.
Student Body Treasurer Hannah Augsbach Lamma, a second-year international business and accounting student, wants to revitalize the newly reestablished treasurer position after petitioning to bring it back.
The 25th annual USC Dance Marathon raised $788,645 for the Prisma Health Children’s Hospital at the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center on March 25.
Physics and astronomy professor Timir Datta was named a 2022 American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow for his revolutionary work on high-temperature copper oxide superconductors.
Ever since high school, USC Student Body President Emmie Thompson has been interested in policy. Despite not participating in her high school Student Government, she now views her involvement in college as a way to give back.
Student Body Vice President Abrianna Reaves has been fascinated with joining Student Government since she arrived at USC.
Samantha Josephson, a fourth-year political science student and former sister of USC’s Alpha Gamma Delta chapter, was on track to attend Drexel University's law school in Philadelphia in 2019.
A new education bill in South Carolina, the “Transparency and Integrity in Education Act," is posing questions over its relationship to critical race theory and its overall effectiveness and value, according to opponents.
Rising costs and inflation have made college attendance more expensive than it was five years ago, despite four years of tuition freezes.
Three top university positions were filled at the beginning of the 2022-2023 academic year — including university President Michael Amiridis, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Donna Arnett and Vice President for Student Affairs and Academic Support Rex Tolliver.
Lexington Medical Center and the University of South Carolina broke ground in February on a new nursing building in West Columbia which will add state of the art equipment to the nursing program.
USC is partnering with Indiana University’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy to launch a philanthropy program this summer to train and employ recent graduates as development coordinators.
The board of trustees met Friday morning to discuss the addition of more than 3,000 parking spaces by the end of the summer and approved an extension and raise to Athletics Director Ray Tanner's contract.
Muslim and Jewish students following strict religious dietary rules now have accessible dining options available to them on campus.
Student Body President Reedy Newton gave a State of the Student Body address on March 16 on the Russell House patio, where she gave updates from her programming events and accomplishments of her administration.
In the 2022-2023 academic year, The National Pan-Hellenic Council experienced growth, established a plan for a lasting legacy and reworked its bylaws as the organization aims to grow its impact at USC.