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Masks will only be required in USC research and instructional spaces, which include classrooms, in medical facilities and in on-campus public transportation, effective Feb. 22, according to an email sent by the university Monday.
The university announced that Joel H. Samuels had been hired as the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences on Feb. 4. Samuels officially stepped into the position on Feb. 16.
There are five interim deans in place at USC as of Feb. 28. Each dean provides the university and their respective colleges with ideas on how to improve their school.
The university will honor the first three Black students to attend USC during the Civil Rights Era with a monument on campus, the board of trustees voted at its Feb. 18 meeting.
Students and activists gathered outside of the South Carolina Statehouse on Feb. 17 to protest two bills moving through the S.C. Senate, including one which could impose a total ban on abortions.
A bill to recommend that USC end its mask mandate passed in a close vote of 19-18 with one abstention after several hours of debate at a student senate hearing on Feb. 16.
Four USC faculty members were elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancements of Science (AAAS) in November 2021. According to the AAAS website, the illustrious honor is given to people whose efforts advance science and its applications to society.
The Daily Gamecock partnered with SGTV to moderate the Student Government executive office candidate’s debate Tuesday night at the Russell House ballroom.
The university reported a decline to 60 active COVID-19 cases on campus according to the university's online COVID-19 dashboard.
USC announced in a press conference on Tuesday that it has been gifted $1.5 million from Williams, an energy infrastructure company, to enhance the Center for Civil Rights History and Research.
Student Government hosted Safety Week earlier this month, which is a series of five events aimed at providing lifesaving tips and supplies to ensure students stay safe on campus.
The Student Government executive candidates will debate on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Russell House ballroom. Ahead of the debate, they sat down with The Daily Gamecock and SGTV to share their plans with the student body.
"Meet the Moment" is the campaign slogan of the lone candidate for Speaker of the Student Senate, Noah Glasgow. To meet the moment, Glasgow said he wants to improve accessibility on campus and within Student Government and hold the university accountable on issues such as sexual harassment.
The candidates for Student Body President said they seek further collaboration with university President-elect Michael Amiridis, reforms to parking and changes to buildings names on campus.
Delta Alpha Pi, also known as DAPi, was a strong, well-attended organization before the COVID-19 pandemic that focused on supporting students with disabilities, according to DAPi president Isabelle Borduas.
The candidates for Student Body Vice President said they wanted to improve communication between the student body and the administration and advocate for issues like renaming campus buildings.
Student government executive office candidates were announced Thursday night after the mandatory candidate’s meeting.
Spring break is back this semester after it was canceled last year because of COVID-19, and students said they were glad to have a whole week off again.
Introducing a bill to end USC's mask mandate in university buildings was the main point of tension during the student senate's Feb. 9 meeting.
For many students, spring brings new classes, better weather and thoughts of spring break trips. However, for USC mock trial, the spring semester brings a whole new set of challenges as it prepares to face the toughest competition of the year.