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The USC chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity no longer exists, according to a letter of resignation by Fraternity Council President Brian Lewis.
Students gathered to watch "The Hunting Ground" and share their thoughts and questions about sexual assault in a conversation with a panel that included the director of the documentary. "The Hunting Ground" focuses specifically on campus sexual assault.
The Pulse Survey for undergraduate students has been extended until April 15 to provide students more time to share their experiences on campus with the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Noted activist Veronika Scott will discuss social entrepreneurship and how young people can become involved in charity as part of a Women's History Month Lecture on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Capstone Conference Center. Scott will alsohave lunch with 15 students earlier in the day.
With both swimsuit season and finals just around the corner, the second half of spring semester is a time many are looking to get in shape but struggling to do so. Little changes in your everyday way of doing things can often make a big difference. Use these low-budget, campus-lifestyle-friendly tricks stay happy and healthy as the year winds down.
Harold White, USC’s first African-American football coach, will be at the Leadership and Service Center to have an intimate discussion about his life and taking on the coaching position as part of the Community Pathfinders series.
USC student ambassadors for Save the Children Action Network will be leading a "Week of Action" that aims to raise awareness about dangerous conditions for mothers and children around the world, primarily through a screening of the PBS documentary "Half the Sky."
Throughout the week, there will be teams of students in matching T-shirts exploring campus and taking seemingly random photos. These teams are the participants of the annual Cocky's Quest, a campus-wide scavenger hunt that challenges students with photo clues.
It’s that time of year again. The spring semester is coming to a close, and as waves of tests, papers and assignments hit, you might forget that it's time to schedule those advising appointments. Scheduling itself can be a stressful process, but your advisors are there to help. Here are some of the best questions to ask your advisor to make sure you’re getting all the information you need.
In the early hours of Saturday morning, when most of Columbia was dark and quiet, a group of students colored, danced and made duct tape fashion designs as part of USC's third annual St. Jude Up 'til Dawn event. The participants raised a total of $18,166 for St. Jude Children's Hospital.
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Arnold School of Public Health professor Julius Fridriksson was awarded an $11.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue his research on strokes, according to a university release. The money from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders will go towards the creation of the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery at Carolina.
Student designers, models and artists wrapped up USC’s 2016 Fashion Week in style at the finale fashion show and silent auction.
USC's Sigma Chi fraternity has been temporarily suspended by the national chapter after accusations of hazing, WLTX reports. University spokesperson Wes Hickman said that USC supports the suspension pending the investigation into the circumstances of the accusations. Hickman did not give any details about the nature of the claims.
After a night of fashion and glamour, fifth-year retailing student Marisa Martin took first place at the fifth annual USC Student Designer Showcase.
The student senate filled vacant seats and passed a variety of resolutions Wednesday night at the second meeting of this 108th session.
Students, professors and administrators discussed the tenets of the Carolinian Creed and what it means to them personally at CREEDx, a forum hosted by the Carolina Judicial Council and the offices of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity.
USCPD officers shared their values, explained their roles and answered student questions in the "Conversation with the Cops" on Wednesday afternoon in the Capstone Campus room.
The historical struggle between America's feminist women and conservative women is at the core of Marjorie Spruill's upcoming book, and she provided an up-close look at the decades-long conflict in a lecture at Capstone House on Tuesday evening.
T-shirts lined the walls of McKissick Museum as “Identi-Tee: Beyond the White Shirt” hosted a showing of Dr. Laura Kissel's documentary "Cotton Road" Monday evening. Identi-Tee sought to show the history of the T-shirt from its humble beginnings as an undergarment to its modern form as a display individual identity.