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The USC Columbia campus closed with class cancellations for Wednesday to Friday following the actions of Richland County government, but services for students services will remain open.
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The USC Columbia campus closed with class cancellations for Wednesday to Friday following the actions of Richland County government, but services for students services will remain open.
Panelists come together in USC's Leadership and Service Center to lead a forum on national security and ensure that students are registered to vote.
Two active duty army majors and one congressman were on the panel in Lead The Way's last of six forums on Tuesday night. The panelists discussed national security in regards to terrorism and both domestic and foreign affairs from a military standpoint.
The Capstone Residence Hall has been illuminated by a garnet glow at night since Friday to honor the athletic and academic accomplishments of the University of South Carolina.
USC has historically not always been the most diverse student body. Despite a short period of integration after the Civil War, the university was one of the last schools in the country to accept black students, in 1963, after being ordered to do so by a U.S. district court judge. However, the rapid growth of USC in the 1960s and '70s has brought increased diversity and inclusion to the flagship campus. Today, USC welcomes international students from across the globe.
Sustainable Carolina gave a detailed look into the effects of campus life on the environment Friday at its third annual showcase. Contributors, including students and university departments, emphasized not only the importance of sustainability on campus but the community effort involved in helping USC become more eco-friendly.
Ten students moved out of Bates House on Thursday after a mold outbreak, The State reports.
College of Arts and Sciences Dean Lacy Ford was brought in this July with the largest college in the university facing an unfamiliar challenge: a complete lack of carryforward funds projected into the next fiscal year.
USC’s Office of Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention and Prevention is offering more training opportunities this fall to further advocate for a safe Carolina community. The Stand Up Carolina initiative, a program looking to educate on the importance of intervening in potentially dangerous situations, is the center of the project.
When it comes to mental illness, never assume.
Students looking to start their own businesses have a shot at winning tens of thousands in funding for their visions as part of The Proving Ground at USC. The organization is officially accepting applications for the 2016 competition, the seventh installment of the project.
The Community Pathfinder series at USC gave students the opportunity to connect with POLITICO media reporter Hadas Gold on Tuesday.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communications held a giveaway Monday in celebration of National Punctuation Day. Students were encouraged to find and bring a published error to the event in order to receive either a SJMC T-shirt or cup.
Issues of race and reconciliation at USC will be the focus of an interactive series of dialogues called Welcome Table SC, hosted by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Coordinator Emily Epting gives a presentation on USC alcohol policies to faculty and staff on Friday, Sept. 23 at Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center.
This semester's first Substance Abuse and Prevention and Education's monthly Alcohol Policy Workshops covered key points of USC's alcohol and drug policies Friday morning.
Ken Nwadike’s life has been anything but normal.
The emergency response program at USC is halting its use of live pigs following a federal complaint from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. The program will instead use simulation technologies.
About 1.6 billion people are Muslim — roughly 23 percent of the world's population. The word "Islamophobia" then carries heavy weight in both social and political respects.
USC Sorority Council kicked off National Hazing Prevention Week in memorable fashion Monday evening, unanimously passing new safety guidelines for Greek functions.