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The two candidates for speaker of the student senate said they want to focus on creating a positive culture in the student senate and advocating for the student body.
Hannah Augsbach Lamma and Brandon Badinski are the two candidates running for student body treasurer. Both saw a need to improve the process for requesting funding from student government, with Augsbach Lamma focused on improving communication with student organizations and Badinski dedicated to making sure all of the student activity budget gets used.
The Carolina Philosophy Club recognizes the value of differing ideas and invites students to contribute to discourse in a casual, welcoming space revolving around themes that have puzzled experts for centuries.
Both candidates for student body president say they plan to increase diversity within Student Government, broaden the organization's reach and address common concerns among the student body.
Abrianna Reaves, the only candidate for student body vice president, wants to approach the role from an outside perspective as a candidate that is relatively new to Student Government.
The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion unveiled 18 new bricks at the Horseshoe on Friday in honor of Black women who have left a legacy at USC.
U.S. News & World Report ranked USC’s online graduate nursing as the leading program in the nation for the third year in a row.
Along with announcing the candidates for Student Government executive offices, elections commissioners John Hladun, Ewan Thompson and Ashutosh Arora announced an injunction on campaign spending limits during the official candidates meeting on Thursday.
The student senate voted to remove Speaker pro tempore Ian Herd and appointed senator Aden Lloyd in Herd's place during their session on Feb. 8.
Walk to Remember, an event hosted by USC's Jewish Fraternity AEPi, focused on commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day this year as well as highlighting growing concerns about a rise in anti-Semitism and lack of Holocaust education.
A South Carolina Statehouse bill intends to ban TikTok access on all government devices through the Department of Administration, but USC said the bill won't affect student's access on campus.
The Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), an organization working to transition the United States from capitalism to socialism, organized a vigil for Tyre Nichols outside of Columbia City Hall Sunday evening.
Columbia’s Blossom Street bridge will be under construction starting in the summer of 2024 to replace the current bridge while also adding features to make it more pedestrian friendly.
Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer (ChatGPT) is simple: You type in a text prompt, and it spits out surprisingly intelligent-sounding text such as love letters, short stories, movie recommendations and even recipes. What worries educators is its ability to produce essays just as well or even better than what a high school student could.
The student senate overrode Student Body President Reedy Newton’s veto of a bill that caps campaign spending for Student Government candidates on Wednesday. The senate did not challenge Newton's other veto of a bill that would allow the senate to go into executive session for debate about candidates for appointed Student Government positions.
The percentage of college-aged students actually pursuing a college degree is on the decline across the United States, creating questions about the value of higher education that colleges, including the University of South Carolina, must adapt to.
On Dec. 2, 2022, President Joe Biden proposed that South Carolina should be moved to the start of the Democrat’s presidential primary calendar for 2024.
College can be taxing on students’ mental health, but there are several therapy dogs on campus that can help alleviate the loneliness, stress and anxiety of college life.
USC students gathered outside of the Statehouse Saturday as former President Donald Trump spoke inside to invitees and members of the media. Some students showed their support for Trump, while others were there to protest his presence.
Many college students struggle with substance abuse, but not all of them seek or receive help.