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There are 34 active COVID-19 cases at USC, according to an update of the university’s COVID-19 dashboard Friday. This is a decrease from the 44 active cases reported Tuesday.
University housing made changes to some of its operations in response to the pandemic, such as limiting residence hall desk hours and eliminating lead resident mentor positions, which add to the responsibilities of current resident mentors (RMs).
The Carolina Judicial Council will no longer sit in on Title IX hearings after University President Bob Caslen announced reforms to the university's Title IX department in an email to students, faculty and staff on March 14.
USC reported a total of 44 active COVID-19 cases on its updated COVID-19 dashboard on Tuesday.
USC's Title IX Task Force will work with the Cozen O'Connor law firm to externally review the current systems around interpersonal violence on campus, according to an email statement from university President Bob Caslen Tuesday.
University President Bob Caslen created the Presidential Commission on University History in October 2019 to research and report on USC’s past and provide suggestions to him about renaming campus buildings and publicizing university history.
USC's counseling and psychiatry services underwent significant changes during the pandemic — the price of counseling became more affordable for students, and counseling and psychiatry shifted to being conducted primarily online.
Food Not Bombs (FNB), an independent collective of volunteers, distributed food to community members in need on Sunday afternoon at Finley Park.
The University of South Carolina reported 59 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated COVID-19 dashboard.
The Graduate Student Association (GSA) held its inaugural award ceremony recognizing graduate students on Friday afternoon.
The Student Health Center will no longer offer the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Student Body President Alex Harrell said during a student senate meeting.
In the summer of 2019, a group of students protested the hiring of University President Bob Caslen. Two years later, tensions between students and the university are boiling again over sexual harassment allegations against faculty and staff members.
The University of South Carolina is facing 59 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated COVID-19 dashboard.
The South Carolina State Fair brought back its drive-through fair event last week at the State Fairgrounds after last October's event brought in 20,500 cars, according to Nancy Smith, general manager of the South Carolina State Fair.
The University of South Carolina did not administer any Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines, according to Michelle Gough, director of nursing at the Student Health Center.
USC and Major League Soccer (MLS) announced a multi-year partnership through online learning during a press conference on April 14.
After her son was severely beaten in Five Points on St. Patrick's Day, Allen Adkins is on a mission to make the district safer.
The Presidential Commission on University History hosted a virtual town hall on Monday to discuss its progress so far and next steps.
The Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) initiated a call for new course proposals centered around the voices of underrepresented populations by focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion. Approved courses will receive a grant including up to $2,500 and instructional design support.
The air is thick with sand, mud and the scent of diesel. It’s loud, too — even through your headphones, roaring engines make your head ring.