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After legislation to limit spending on Student Government campaigns was halted during this year’s elections, candidates have voiced mixed opinions on how to create the most fair and level playing field for future elections.
South Carolina is a unique state with a rich history, and many of its state symbols reflect that. From the palmetto tree to tea, these symbols represent South Carolina and make it the state that many students call home.
The university went through its second rebranding in four years, changing the "UofSC" logo mark back to its original "USC" branding in January.
From new dorms to dining improvements to academic building renovations, campus infrastructure has changed in a variety of ways in recent years.
A player sits in a chair — their head swiveling behind a headset. Behind their goggles, a red button appears and a voice instructs them to press it. The user's breathing slows as they enter the virtual reality world, melting their outside stress away.
The faculty senate voted to restructure credit requirements for the College of Information and Communications students and discussed professors' freedom of expression on Wednesday.
Many students struggle to get through college while dealing with mental health issues that may hinder their academic performance or quality of life. By applying for disability accommodations through the Student Disability Resource Office, USC students can receive the resources and assistance they need to succeed. Here’s a guide for the process of applying for accommodations.
USC’s College of Social Work held a virtual panel Friday afternoon to discuss the history of Black social work, and the continuing fight to be heard within a white-dominated field.
The board of trustees moved to create new degree programs and expand the current ones during Henry Jolly and Reid Sherard's first meeting as board members on Friday.
Emmie Thompson will become the next student body president, the elections commissioner announced on Wednesday.
Good Morning America visited campus on Tuesday for a live broadcast of a “Be the Match” National Marrow Donor Program event.
The "Being Black in the Workspace" event held in the Russell House Ballroom on Monday night invited students and professionals to discuss diversity challenges throughout education and careers.
The Health Occupation Providing Excellence in Workforce Wellness and Resiliency launched a project in 2022 to help combat health care worker burnout.
“Free marijuana — Information,” Josh Griffin, a member of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), shouted from the Statehouse steps Friday morning.
Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, visited USC Thursday night to discuss the nation’s standing on equality in the Jewish community.
The Daily Gamecock partnered with SGTV to moderate the Student Government executive office candidate’s debate Wednesday night at the Russell House ballroom.
As the U.S. Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of race-conscious admissions, USC administrators say diversity will remain an important factor in the university's admissions process.
A USC student was taken to the hospital after an incident at the Science and Technology building on Tuesday.
The new USC health science campus plans to begin providing advanced research and patient treatment, with completion expected by 2026.
The executive candidates for Student Government sat down with The Daily Gamecock and SGTV to explain their goals for the position and plans to better the university.