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Walking across USC's campus can be a relaxing experience full of historical landmarks, pleasant plant life and friendly faces. But this experience is not universal. Students with disabilities have to manage their way into dorms and administrative buildings that do not properly accommodate their needs.
Laura Doughton, a second-year political science and geology student, and her friends enjoy hammocking outside around campus. After realizing other students could also benefit from time outdoors, these friends sought to turn their love for the laid-back hobby into something more official.
Community leaders, advocates, abuse survivors and loved ones attended the 16th Annual Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence in Page Ellington Park on Saturday to raise awareness for domestic violence.
The university will return to its original USC branding after adding "of" to its acronym as a marketing strategy in 2019.
USC students complained of mold growth in on-campus dorms more than 840 times in the past two years, documenting mushrooms growing from ceilings, mold ballooning out of heating and cooling units and fuzzy specs adorning dressers on move-in day.
The USC Iranian Student Association wants the university to promote awareness and solidarity for the women of Iran after Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman, was killed by morality police in Iran on Sept. 16 for wearing her hijab incorrectly.
A student-run GroupMe called “safe rides” provides female USC students with a safer rideshare experience by utilizing fellow college students for transportation.
Democratic candidate for S.C. governor Joe Cunningham visited USC on Oct. 20 to encourage turnout in the upcoming election, as well as talk about his stances on abortion, education and legalizing marijuana and sports betting.
Bobby Donaldson, the founding executive director of the Center for Civil Rights History and Research and an associate professor, was named the first James E. and Emily E. Clyburn Endowed Chair of Public Service and Civil Engagement on Thursday.
Courtney McClain, a fourth-year broadcast journalism student, spends her time writing, giving speeches, attending rallies and speaking with families and attorneys. She said her motivation is to always do things "for the people."
The South Carolina women's basketball team wrapped up its second championship season in five years among a cacophony of horns, drums and chants at the Target Center in Minneapolis this April.
In a vault just beneath the main floor of the Thomas Cooper Library rests some of the library's rarest collections.
USC students are often targeted by scam and phishing emails in their school email inboxes. The university has taken steps to try and limit the number of scam emails reaching students, but students are still vulnerable to falling for the ones they do receive.
Verizon recently partnered with USC innovation labs to use the company's 5G Networks for data connection between individuals, partner labs and technology. The collaboration will provide students with valuable experiences with industry-standard technology.
Graduate students can be found all around campus, serving as assistants in academic departments, leading classes as teaching assistants and conducting research.
As the midterm elections on Nov. 8 get closer, campus experts and leaders encourage students to exercise their right to vote, be informed about who and what they're voting for and believe that their vote matters. Campus experts and leaders are also taking steps to prepare students to vote, and be good voters, at that.
A panel held at the Darla Moore School of Business on Thursday discussed the positive and negative impacts artificial intelligence (AI) could have on the future of fields such as medicine, education and criminal justice.
Students and faculty gathered at the “Reconnect & Restore” Mental Health Summit at the Russell House Ballroom Thursday morning to encourage awareness and help reduce stigmas behind mental health inside and outside of USC.
USC announced on twitter Monday that Thomas Hodges would take over as dean of the College of Education after serving as interim dean for 15 months.
The Daily Gamecock has covered the university since 1908, but its coverage of the LGBTQIA+ community has evolved significantly over the years.