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Students called for a professor accused of sexual harassment to be fired from USC during a protest on Thursday.
From the stage to the classroom, Jabari Evans has unique experiences to bring to the School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Evans, who raps under the stage name "Naledge" and is one half of the hip-hop group "Kidz in the Hall," has many stories to tell at USC.
The evolution of cultural climates and students' needs required the adaptation of the student body president’s responsibilities and role as a student leader.
Changes to the university's Title IX policies, including a reorganization of the office that will handle reports of sexual harassment, were announced in an email sent to the student body Wednesday by Interim University President Harris Pastides.
"Hear Me Out" is a weekly podcast hosted and produced by University of South Carolina students sharing, “Gamecock’s stories of resilience, hope and mental health,” according to the podcast’s Instagram account.
The updated COVID-19 dashboard reports a total of 34 active COVID-19 cases.
The story of the President’s House is one of protests, panty raids and a blue jay that liked to hide earrings in the draperies. It is also one intrinsically tied to the university and its students.
The State held a live, virtual forum for Columbia’s four candidates running for mayor on Wednesday.
USC reported 37 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus Tuesday in it's updated online dashboard.
Students from the class of 2024 said the pandemic hindered their abilities to make friends, obtain work hours and connect with the university in their first year of college.
Chairman of the Student Life Committee Noah Glasgow called David Voros returning to teaching “tone-deaf, it's dangerous and it's complacent.”
David Voros, who is in the middle of two lawsuits that allege sexual harassment, is slated to teach online classes during the spring 2022 semester.
Retraction (Nov. 9, 2021, at 8:06 p.m.): The original reporting by Matea Jacobs incorrectly stated all graduate students would receive full insurance coverage, among other inaccuracies. The Daily Gamecock regrets these errors. Haley Kathryn Capps re-reported the news, which is that all graduate assistants can receive full insurance coverage, and corrected other inaccuracies. The URL is unchanged from the original version, but the content and headline are updated with Capps' version.
Every student at the University of South Carolina walks through the Horseshoe at some point. Whether they’re studying or using the trees’ shade to take a break from the Columbia heat on the way to class, they’ve likely seen the brick-paved paths bearing the names of faculty and alumni.
In recent years, the USC community has begun to question who should have a landmark or building on campus named after them.
The University of South Carolina reported 87 active cases of COVID-19 on campus in its updated online dashboard Tuesday.
Gamecock Recovery, an organization providing support and services to students in recovery, serves many functions in the Carolina community.
A USC adjunct professor has partnered with Prisma Health Center and the Columbia Police Department to create a standard procedure to help victims of involuntary druggings.
USC students received $400 to $800 of financial support from the university through the Higher Education Emergency Relief (HEERF) grant.
University of South Carolina's students, clubs and organizations have experienced increased prices, empty store shelves and purchase limits of ammo due to the ongoing national shortage.