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On Aug. 15, USC students received a mass email from the Department of IT announcing free ChatGPT access for all students and faculty, part of the university’s contract with artificial intelligence giant OpenAI.
Fourth-year doctoral chemistry student Matthew Ariwoola had his student status reinstated on April 24 after it had been revoked two weeks prior.
USC is using a new AI tool to ensure students names will be pronounced correctly when they walk the stage to graduate next weekend.
Students at the University of South Carolina held "The Art of Womanhood" on April 22 to celebrate women and their contributions.
The USC chapter of Turning Point USA held an event featuring Republican South Carolina Congressional Rep. Nancy Mace (SC-01) on April 21 in the Russell House Theater.
The Saint Thomas More Catholic Church and Campus Ministry is planning to build a new church in the next few years.
USC is aware of several international students who have had their federal visas terminated, according to a statement from University Spokesperson Collyn Taylor.
On April 3, a crowd of University of South Carolina students stood silent outside of Strom Thurmond Fitness and Wellness Center. Some bowed their heads, while others took off their hats in respect. A group of four came with chalk. One sat down. On the sidewalk below the hundreds of flowers laid at the memorial, they wrote “NATE BAKER."
A University of South Carolina student has passed away after a pickup truck struck them on the corner of Assembly and Blossom streets on Wednesday.
USC's Russian program is creating a virtual exchange with the Russian program at the Arctic University of Tromsø, Norway (UiT) starting in the fall 2025 semester.
The post-pandemic transition to remote learning has altered the structure of education at the University of South Carolina and has had a direct impact on student engagement and teaching methods, according to students and faculty at USC.
USC is meeting a growing demand for medical care in South Carolina with the construction of a brand-new Health Sciences Campus located in the Bull Street District.
While split on whether energy consumption in dormitories is an issue, many University of South Carolina students are taking measures to conserve energy in their residence halls, according to a survey by The Daily Gamecock.
After nearly a year of renovations, the five campus buildings with the highest energy consumption rates are estimated to use less energy and save the university millions in energy costs.
Students at the University of South Carolina are working to provide resources for fellow students facing food insecurity and urge state legislators to better the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
The leaders of the Women in Business Council aim to create a space for women to learn and build confidence within the business world. The club is open to women in any field of study and meets biweekly to give its members inspiring speakers, mentorship opportunities, resume workshops and networks to help them be successful in their future careers.
The Office of Sustainability hosted its first Student Sustainability Summit at the Learning Center for Sustainable Futures on Feb. 21.
The South Carolina waterski team is active again and getting back in the water for the first time since 2020.
When second-year Russian and environmental studies student Allison Desmarais sat down to observe Maxcy Gregg Park for an English assignment, it motivated her to create a campus-wide cleanup movement.
A University of South Carolina club gathers each month to learn about the history of Columbia through in-depth tours and visits to local archives, special collections and museums.