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(08/12/16 6:41am)
Say goodbye to your beloved backpacks and purses. Well, don't throw them away completely, but starting Aug. 18 when the South Carolina men's soccer team opens preseason play at Stone Stadium, students will no longer be able to bring large bags into sporting events.
(08/12/16 6:47am)
The newest addition to the campus resources available to USC students is the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs' LGBT Peer Mentoring program.
(07/20/16 4:30am)
University Housing has announced that students living in residence halls will not be permitted to bring their own refrigerators and microwaves but will be able to rent or purchase a MicroFridge. The MicroFridge is an all-in-one refrigerator, freezer and microwaving unit.
(07/13/16 3:36am)
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs has announced a new LGBTQ Peer Mentoring Program designed to help first-year and transfer USC students in the LGBTQ community adjust to life on campus.
(07/08/16 3:32am)
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs is offering a place and time for students or whomever else wishes to participate in an open dialogue about the social issues surrounding recent tragedies.
(07/06/16 2:44am)
Columbia City Councilman Moe Baddourah, who also holds a position on USC's faculty and is the director of the McCutchen House, was arrested Saturday and charged with criminal domestic violence in the second degree.
(07/04/16 1:00am)
Columbia City Councilman Moe Baddourah was arrested Saturday and charged with criminal domestic violence in the second degree after what officials say was an altercation with his wife.
(06/29/16 12:00pm)
The Board of Trustees approved a tuition increase of 3.25 percent on Friday, which is the largest increase the university has seen in five years.
(06/28/16 11:35pm)
USC's Greek Village on Blossom Street houses members of fraternity and sorority chapters.
(06/26/16 1:48am)
USC student portal my.sc.edu posted a new feature this week to the registration tab: A schedule planner. This new feature allows students to add desired courses and breaks to a list that then generates schedule options.
(06/25/16 3:13am)
USC officials unveiled a plan to eliminate pledging periods for all fraternities and sororities across campus.
(06/29/16 12:02pm)
USC officials have proposed an end to pledging periods and activities for university chapters of fraternities and sororities.
(06/22/16 2:15am)
Stephen Simmons and Scott McFall's YouTube video makes its way to "@midnight with Chris Hardwick" on Comedy Central.
(06/22/16 2:53am)
Chris Hardwick’s show on Comedy Central reintroduced the world to two USC students’ original video.
(06/18/16 4:17am)
USC's Homecoming Executive Commission announced a full list of events and activities to be held on campus during Homecoming week of the 2016 fall semester.
(06/15/16 4:17am)
In the wake of the tragic shooting in Orlando, Florida, the University of South Carolina and President Harris Pastides are ready to offer solidarity and support for those affected.
(06/11/16 3:28am)
The USC Board of Trustees officially convened on Friday to discuss several academic, athletic and financial university matters at the Alumni Center. The board meeting was broken down into four separate meetings by committee.
(04/21/16 3:36am)
Alongside the Bible and Greek mythology, the works of William Shakespeare are some of the most referenced pieces of literature in history. The University of South Carolina is currently hosting a copy of the volume that preserved his works on paper nearly 400 years ago: the First Folio.
(04/21/16 4:09am)
The 108th student senate’s last full meeting of the semester featured Student Body President Michael Parks addressing next year's proposed budget increases for students, the progress of his office’s initiatives and the timely renomination of an election commissioner.
(04/21/16 3:36am)
In honor of what would be William Shakespeare's 452nd birthday, the Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections is hosting a family-friendly celebration this Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. at the Ernest F. Hollings Library and the Thomas Cooper Library entrance.