Yik Yak visits USC for "Ride the Yak" tour
(03/02/15 1:50am)
A familiar yak wandered around campus last weekend, greeting students with its promises of anonymity and ups.
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A familiar yak wandered around campus last weekend, greeting students with its promises of anonymity and ups.
The moment that Stephen Bandstra first laid eyes on Mahalia VanDeBerghe in their graphic design class at USC, Bandstra knew it was love.
The candidates waited in anticipation Wednesday night to find out the winners of the runoff elections — they were eager to know if they won, but they were also just excited for the wait to be over.
Carolina Closet, a professional attire rental program from Student Government, is anticipated to be operational next month. Part of Student Body President Lindsay Richardson’s election campaign, the program has been under development since last year.
Twenty people gathered in the kitchen of the Discovery building for a cooking class hosted by Columbia’s Cooking! and Patricia Moore-Pastides on Monday night.
Students were invited to come to the Horseshoe on Feb. 24 at 10:45 a.m. for “Coffee Talk on the 'Shoe,” an event funded by the Office of Student Affairs and Vice Provost.
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to the United States of America visited USC Monday night to talk to students. Elena B. Poptodorova visited the USC campus with South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson to discuss relevant Bulgarian political topics.
Every semester Student Action Awards are given out to a number of universities who demonstrate leadership and progress towards creating a greener campus within their student body and this year USC has nabbed a Silver Level award.
In 1808 the university mandated a need to build a wall surrounding South Carolina College, surrounding what we know today as the historic Horseshoe. Now, over 200 years later, that wall is coming back.
The USC Board of Trustees approved a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice regarding the lease of the Close-Hipp building on Friday.
Healthy Carolina held the “Our Heart Has No Limits” heart expo on Thursday in the Russell House, where students, faculty and staff dropped in for interactive exercise demonstrations, health screenings and giveaways.
A year ago, USC trustees approved a contract with Holder Properties, Inc. to construct a high-end student housing development. And in six months, students will move in.
There was an air of disbelief after Student Government Elections Commissioner Danielle Padgett read off the results of the student body vice presidential race Thursday afternoon.
President Harris Pastides has a definite Pavlovian response to the sound of the President's House doorbell. And it has to do with cookies.
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It's Jonathan vs. Jonathan.
After three weeks of debate, the student senate voted against a resolution to keep the Greene Street gates open from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on weeknights. Student senate has also passed a resolution to keep the gates on Greene Street permanently closed.
In his two years at USC, Brian Samples has thrown himself into USC.
Ever since Jonathan Holt was a child, he's been enamored with politics.
Presidential candidates ask people questions. Some ask about their problems; some ask about their needs. Student president candidate Aaron Greene does that, but he aims higher, too.