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The Greene Street fields resembled a middle school playground Friday afternoon as over 150 people and four dogs showed up to play kickball and raise money to prevent sexual assault.
In the midst of registration season, a possible new university policy is cause for worry among students.
A group of sisters from Epsilon Sigma Alpha heads to Memphis, Tennessee, this weekend to volunteer with the patients and staff at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Nicole Fisk's service-learning English 102 class started out as an analysis of one of the most popular book series of recent years, "The Hunger Games," paired with a project on veteran homelessness. It has since evolved into a meaningful service project about the Syrian refugee crisis.
The Healthy Carolina Farmers Market now offers a tour for the USC community to help them shop for fresh, healthy, locally grown produce and sustainable products at the weekly event on Greene Street.
MyEdu's announcement that they will no longer provide their scheduling service to USC has left many students frustrated as they head into registration.
The new era of Gamecock football begins this Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium as new head football coach Will Muschamp and his 2016 team will take the field for the very first time together.
With two months passed since Black History Month and race relations in the U.S. on sometimes unsteady ground, the question of African American history and how it is discussed has become an important issue.
MyEdu will no longer provide its scheduling service to University of South Carolina students starting at the end of the month.
The University of South Carolina women's and co-ed cheerleading teams head to Daytona Beach, Florida, this Wednesday to compete in the NCA National Collegiate Championship.
After a college career of working toward sustainability, fourth-year marine science student Riley Brady has been named a winner of the Department of Energy and Computational Science Graduate Fellowship.
A small horde of students, family and friends marched around campus Sunday afternoon for the fourth annual Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk.
Award-winning novel "All the Light We Cannot See," by Anthony Doerr, will be highlighted this week as part of the Open Book Series.
While Veronika Scott is used to being referred to as the “crazy coat lady” because of the viral fame she has gained for creating coats that double as sleeping bags for the homeless, students learned at her lecture for Women's History Month that The Empowerment Plan embodies a deeper goal to enable homeless individuals.
For many years, the USC football coaching staff did not include African Americans. In 1971, Harold White became the first when he was appointed graduate assistant coach.
Many people struggle to find love, but as it turns out, it's just a strum away.
For many students, the walk to class on Greene Street looked a lot different than usual on Wednesday. Carolina Productions hosted SpringFest 2016, a festival event on Greene Street, complete with inflatables, food trucks, caricature artists, corn hole, a performance by Secret Cirkus and musical sets from student musicians and R. City.
From the top of Horizon Garage at sunset to the Horseshoe under a starry sky, there are plenty of date-worthy spots across campus. Thanks to the construction next to Bull Street Garage, there's a new one: the wooden tunnel.
From helping a fallen moped rider to preventing a friend’s suicide, many USC students and faculty have committed actions worthy of a Stand Up Carolina Hero Award.
In the final months before Election Day, rapper Kanye West has decided to enter the campaign. He will hold a rally at USC on April 9.