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In October, USC is swarmed with students and young people looking for ways to make an impression on Halloween night, with loud music around the area and an abundance of candy baskets for everyone.
Upon returning from fall break, students traversing Greene Street were met with a display of posters with post-abortion images, pro-life sentiments and comparisons between abortion and historical examples of genocide. In the wake of the 2022 Dobbs Supreme Court decision, which returned the issue of abortion to the states, abortion has been pushed to the forefront as a key concern of the 2024 election, and this protest is a clear example of that.
Students and other USC workers found issues such as inadequate lighting, overgrown landscaping, hazardous walkways and maintenance and housing concerns during a safety walk in October where participants surveyed the campus for potential dangers.
Most days, the USC School of Law's courtyard is full of busy law students reading or studying. But once a year, it's full of costumes, candy and children.
Many see poetry as nothing more than a few lines to be scrutinized in a classroom or words in a dusty book that is rarely opened.
The No. 22 South Carolina women's soccer team defeated the No. 13 Auburn Tigers 2-1 with second half adjustments and improved defense on Sunday afternoon at Stone Stadium.
South Carolina volleyball won its SEC conference match against the Auburn Tigers Sunday afternoon at the Carolina Volleyball Center three sets to one.
After graduating from USC with a Mass Communications degree in 2020, Marquis Webb planned to earn his masters degree in Human Resources from Villanova University. Like many others, Webb’s plan was completely derailed as the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools and forced him to reconsider his future.
The No. 1 South Carolina women’s basketball team is returning to the court after becoming the 10th team and fifth program to lead an undefeated national championship campaign during the 2023-24 season.
A new era of South Carolina baseball kicked off Saturday afternoon at the newly-named Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park, where the Gamecocks picked up an 18-3 win over the Air Force Falcons in a 14-inning fall scrimmage.
Vibrant, colorful and expressive dance accompanies the energy of the emotional and artistic storytelling at the Gamecock Bhangra Club.
A plane in San Francisco experienced evacuation due to a passenger's laptop catching fire, resulting in three people getting injured according to the Carolina Daybook, a weekly newsletter from the University of South Carolina.
USC’s board of trustees approved development projects, contract renewals and the naming of the baseball field at Founder’s Park in a meeting on Friday.
A Darla Moore School of Business graduate student and Ph.D candidate was arrested on Oct. 22 on three counts of second degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
USC’s board of trustees approved funding for a new hospital specializing in neurological treatment in a meeting on Oct. 25.
The South Carolina men’s soccer team earned its eighth win of the 2024 season in a 3-1 victory against James Madison Wednesday night.
USC's student senate passed four pieces of legislation, including bills recommending improvements to the housing webpage and updates to senator obligations at its weekly meeting on Wednesday.
As the semester came to a close this past spring, USC students began to say goodbye to their friends, prepare for exams and head home for the summer.
As fall weather finally begins to arrive in South Carolina, it brings two of the tastiest American holidays with it. Between the sweets of Halloween and the savory flavors that accompany Thanksgiving, foodies everywhere can rejoice! However, spicy food lovers may sometimes feel left behind without a staple food for these holidays. This spicy caramel apple recipe turns a Halloween classic into a great way for hot heads to stay in the holiday spirit.