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Second-year public health student Michelle Slawinski will lead a group of 10 USC students along with a USC staff member on a volunteer trip to Merritt Island, Florida, over spring break. Slawinski and her peers will work with Sam's House, a conservation site covering over 900 acres.
USC students will serve the homeless in West Palm Beach, Florida, this spring break while staying at the First United Methodist Church of Boca Raton. Fourth-year exercise science student Kaleigh Higgins will lead the group during their service trip.
College of Education and School of Law faulty led a discussion about policing in schools and the role of the school resource officer. Each faculty member spoke for an allotted time about a subtopic of policing in schools and then opened the floor to questions from the audience.
Three student flute players represented USC at national flute competitions, each of them taking home a win.
Each spring semester, the student body is bombarded with fliers, handouts and slogans from a select few who have decided to run for a Student Government executive office. This year, the student body presidential race has come down to runoff has come down to Trey Byars and Michael Parks.
In an interview with SGTV and The Daily Gamecock, Michael Parks said he wants to use the position of student body president to “engage, empower and enrich the USC student body." He hopes to do this by starting programs to help students with their off-campus housing search, combating sexual assault on campus, providing improved entertainment, reforming the game day experience and reinstating the House of Delegates.
Trey Byars, who formerly served as current Student Body President Jonathan Kaufman’s chief of staff, believes he has learned a lot about what the role of student body president means as well as how he can be effective in that role.
The social struggles of minorities in the public school system were addressed in the Get in #Formation: Activism Against the Criminalization of Black Youth lecture Monday night.
A community forum will be held Tuesday to discuss ways in which policies on school resource officers' actions can be reshaped to provide better outcomes for students.
From the bright lights, to the loud music, to the neon apparel, to the giant smiles on every face in the room, Dance Marathon could be summed up in one word: powerful.
On Monday, the My Carolina Alumni Association is hosting a send-off pep rally for the South Carolina women’s basketball team as the team heads off to Jacksonville, Florida, for the SEC Tournament.
Monday, Feb. 29
Student Government presidential candidate Michael Parks has been reinstated to the runoff race after the SG Constitutional Council reversed one of the Election Commission decisions against him. The decision followed a hearing held Thursday night.
Correction: The graphic in the Weekender issue on Feb. 25 listed student body presidential candidate Michael Parks as having been reported for three violations of Section 4-3-40 and one violation of Section 4-4-10 of the campaign codes. Parks was reported for only one violation of Section 4-3-40 and three violations of section 4-4-10. The Daily Gamecock regrets the error.
Administrators, faculty and students addressed the concerns of underrepresented portions of the student body Wednesday evening at the President's Inclusion Forum.
In partnership with Green Quad, Sustainable Carolina hosted the third annual Green Career Fair on Wednesday evening. The Green Career Fair gives students the opportunity to meet and network with companies and organizations that offer internships, volunteer opportunities and careers in the sustainability field.
Each year, students at the University of South Carolina gather together and pledge to not sit or sleep for 14 hours straight — all in the name of philanthropy — for the highly anticipated Dance Marathon. As crazy as it sounds, the cause makes the sore legs and tired eyes completely worth it. It’s all “For The Kids," or FTK, as marathoners say.
Ross Abbott, a fourth-year business economics student, along with the campus chapters of Young Americans for Liberty and College Libertarians and assisted by Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, filed a First Amendment lawsuit against USC Tuesday.
Carolina Closet and the Career Center held the Career Catwalk to educate business-oriented students on how to dress for success at any interview, social event or professional gathering.
The Student Government presidential runoff election has been postponed until March 1-2. The Constitutional Council appeals hearing for any candidates with complaints filed against them will take place Thursday. The inauguration of new officers will take place March 16.