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InterVarsity Christian Fellowship is under fire for their policies towards LGBTQ persons and allies who work for them, and it's triggering complex discussions on the intersection of faith, sexual orientation and gender identity at USC and beyond.
Dance Marathon is looking to beat their record-breaking 2016 fundraising total by more than $100,000, and they're hoping to get participants started early in order to meet the goal.
USC’s “It’s On Us” initiative continued its fall Week of Action on Tuesday night with an open panel discussing sexual assault in the media. The speakers and audience engaged in a discussion of the stigmatization of rape in Western culture and the effects that stigma has on victims.
USC's "It’s On Us" campaign commenced its Week of Action on Monday evening with a kickball tournament outside Strom Thurmond Fitness Center.
USC students spent over 24 hours in the School of Journalism volunteering their time and investing their talents for the annual “CreateAthon@USC."
USC Student Government's "It's On Us" committee is gearing up to reach out and invite people to make a commitment — the commitment to change a campus culture that lays ground for sexual assault.
South Carolina's state party chairmen and three political experts gathered to debate and discuss the state of politics in South Carolina and beyond amidst an atypical presidential election in a forum Thursday night.
A jury spent about nine hours deliberating the case of a man who is alleged to have raped a USC student before deadlocking on Wednesday night, The State reports.
Various campus and community organizations are teaming up for a donation drive to support South Carolina communities still reeling from the effects of Hurricane Matthew. UofSCRelief, My Carolina Alumni Association, Gamecock Athletics, the South Carolina Police Chiefs Association and Shealy Truck Center are leading the effort.
In the spring of 2017, USC and Clemson students will have the opportunity to work alongside each other at local Michelin companies through a new course called ECIV 490.
Thirty undergraduate students from the University of South Carolina spent their fall break in south Louisiana volunteering with the St. Bernard Project in efforts to rebuild homes in areas that were devastated by August flooding.
Student leaders are facilitating body positive dialogues several times for the remainder of the semester as part of an initiative called The Body Project.
Thirty University of South Carolina undergraduate students are traveling to South Louisiana to spend their fall break volunteering with the nonprofit St. Bernard Project in efforts to rebuild homes in areas that were highly affected by the August floods.
Student Health Services kicked off its annual flu vaccine clinics this week as a way for students to prevent the contraction and spread of the virus.
IRIS celebrated National Coming Out Day by setting up a tent on Greene Street on Tuesday.
As the campus empties of USC students, its residence halls opened for those seeking refuge from Hurricane Matthew.
The student-run volunteer organization created last October during the historic flooding has begun to remobilize in order to serve the Carolina community in the case of damage caused by Hurricane Matthew.
At a glance:
Most weekday evenings during football season, the Gamecock campus rings with the sounds of a metronome, drums and countless other instruments. But the Mighty Sound of the Southeast doesn't only contain musicians, but performers of several sorts. One of them is Jonathan Smith, a fourth-year music education student, drummer-turned-dancer and the first male member of the Carolina Coquette dance team.
Thomas Cooper Library, along with other services for students, will remain open while campus is closed and classes are cancelled Wednesday to Friday, Oct. 5-7.