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(02/05/17 7:49pm)
They don't just call it Green Quad because of its dedication to environmentally friendly practices and sustainability. Police were advised of a drug complaint Monday night at the dorm. The smell of marijuana was evident and when police entered the room the residents directed them to their roommate's door where the odor was coming from. She admitted to smoking prior to their arrival, but the cops didn't find anything incriminating other than a single bottle of Heineken, a bowl and a grinder.
(02/02/17 4:28am)
USC's first African-American professor, Richard T. Greener, will be memorialized with a statue outside the Thomas Cooper Library this fall. The model was unveiled on Jan. 30, Greener's 173rd birthday, at the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs' Black History Month kickoff event.
(01/30/17 6:31pm)
This year's list of candidates for Student Government elections contains what is likely a record number of students running for senate positions at the same time as a drop in the number of students running for executive positions. There are 92 students running for a total of 53 positions. Last year there were five candidates for president, while this year there are just three. Almost all of the academic units have enough candidates to fill their seats, except for the schools of social work, education, law and music. Campaigning begins Feb. 1 with a Candidate Showcase on Greene Street from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
(01/30/17 2:53am)
"The lesson of the Holocaust is remember."
(01/26/17 1:21am)
A new kind of fraternity is trying to gain official recognition on campus — Beta Upsilon Chi, a national Christian fraternity.
(01/23/17 5:11am)
Accepted for services rendered everywhere from the gates of
Williams-Brice Stadium to the checkout at Thomas Cooper Library, the
CarolinaCard is undoubtedly a utility player.
(01/09/17 1:06pm)
The difficulty students inevitably
always face returning to campus after winter break has been made even worse this
year as the South faced freezing temperatures and snow, causing many potential
travel delays.
(12/02/16 5:14am)
USC kicked off the Christmas season on Thursday night with its 62nd annual tree lighting. The ceremony, held at the top of the historic Horseshoe, celebrated the annual Carolina Cares Holiday Donation Drive. The drive was hosted by Carolina Cares, a program of the Carolina Service Council. Carolina Cares partnered with the Salvation Army to collect gifts for underprivileged local children and holiday cards for deployed military men and women.
(12/01/16 2:32am)
We sat down with Student Body President Michael Parks to review what Student Government has done during the fall semester, and hear about what he has planned for the spring.
(11/30/16 11:43pm)
Sacred documents have been a fixture of American inaugurations, big and small, for generations. South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley was sworn in with her hand on the Bible, Rep. Keith Ellison of Minnesota on the Qur’an, and Rep. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona on the U.S. Constitution.
(12/02/16 5:47am)
Student Health Services helped students relieve their end of the semester stress with a Pet-a-Pup event outside of the Thomas Cooper Library on Tuesday as part of a string of de-stress events provided by USC during the week before finals. The event aimed to relieve students’ stress and was free to students, faculty and staff.
(11/30/16 11:54pm)
Thursday, December 1
(11/29/16 1:30pm)
Dementia patient goes missing in Newberry
(11/28/16 5:26pm)
USC's private real estate institution, the Development Foundation, is planning to make "strategic" moves on the downtown Columbia campus, The State reports.
(11/27/16 11:29pm)
Monday, Nov. 28
(11/22/16 4:20am)
USC’s 65th annual Tiger Burn was held on Monday night, with hundreds of students flocking to the Greene Street Intramural Fields to watch a 30-foot replica of Clemson’s mascot quickly burn to rubble. The rally kicked off a week of events preceding Saturday’s USC-Clemson football game.
(11/21/16 3:13am)
The My Carolina Alumni Association hosted about 500 students on the historic Horseshoe for USC's largest ring ceremony on Sunday afternoon.
(11/21/16 1:49am)
5 key things to know:
(11/21/16 3:18am)
A University of South Carolina graduate was named chief executive officer of President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural committee on Sunday. As CEO of the committee, Armstrong will oversee operations for the Presidential Inauguration ceremony in Washington on January 20.
(11/19/16 3:45am)
Though in unfamiliar territory, USC film professors found the right audience as they discussed the importance of early newsreels at the School of Journalism and Mass Communications early Friday afternoon.
