Student Body President Ross Lordo reacts to passage of 2017-18 budget
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Two prominent USC schools will receive a hefty contribution of hardware and software from German conglomerate Siemens Corporation, as announced Thursday at USC's aerospace education center.
The Black Death wiped out tens of millions of people in medieval Europe between 1347 and 1353. “There were people that would’ve lost every single person that they knew,” Sharon DeWitte, a professor of anthropology and anatomy and physiology at USC, said.
Even seasoned tourists might balk at Columbia's famously hot climate, but USC's freshman orientation keeps hotel rooms stocked as spring turns to sweltering summer in the Midlands.
With the Statehouse adjourned for 2017, S.C. legislators left open-ended a request for state funding to support a relocation of the School of Medicine to a development on North Bull Street. Speaking for the university, associate director of public relations Jeff Stensland said officials "fully anticipate a push next year" for a bill that will support the project's financing.
Former USC Dean of Engineering Roger A. Holmes died Friday in Dublin, Ohio. Dr. Holmes was 85 years old.
Carolina students received an early start Wednesday morning when they received a Carolina Alert on an armed robbery, apparently in the area of Maxcy Gregg Park.
Jumps in guarantees, sponsorships and conference distributions are expected to boost USC's athletic revenues in the next fiscal year, according to the athletic department's latest projections.
With Friday's approval by the Academic Affairs and Faculty Liaison Committee on changes to the USC Faculty Manual, full-time non-tenure track faculty are one step away from receiving voting power in the Faculty Senate.
Freshman orientation for fall 2017 kicked off Monday morning as the first of many future Gamecocks arrived early to check their belongings at Patterson Hall for their first taste of college living.
Summer gym patrons will need a new parking strategy, as access to Park Street beside Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center has been closed for the time being.
Assistant hires and words said behind closed doors were on the agenda Wednesday as USC athletics director Ray Tanner addressed the media at Founders Park a day following head baseball coach Chad Holbrook’s resignation.
The United States is facing a severe shortage of people trained to take jobs in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). These are among the fastest growing occupations in the country, however, there are not enough educated scientists, engineers and mathematicians to fill these roles.
Tom Reichert will serve as the new dean of the College of Information and Communication, taking over for the departing Charles Bierbauer.
The public finally received a glimpse of USC’s newest building Tuesday morning as School of Law officials gave a first look at the nearly-finished $80 million Senate Street campus.
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A controversial bill mandating the U.S. Department of State definition of anti-Semitism to be considered in possible hate crime cases on South Carolina college campuses will finally reach a state Senate subcommittee Thursday.