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The races for student body vice president and speaker of the student senate ended Wednesday night, with Emily Dengler being elected for vice president and Morgiana McDevitt being elected for speaker.
USC is now facing 64 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the updated online COVID-19 dashboard.
Struggling to find her place on campus after transferring from USC Aiken, Yaunna Hunter couldn't find organizations that fit her interests or needs, so she devised a plan — she'd make her own. She created an organization for transfer students like her.
A group of university students recently reactivated USC's chapter of the NAACP after a four-year period of inactivity. Its first event on campus was the Aim to Rename press conference earlier this month, where the organization gave a self-chosen name, “Dean” Willie L. Harriford, to the Thomas Cooper Library.
Fourth-year pharmacy student Tiffany Nguyen said her aunt was sprayed with disinfectant by a customer at the Bi-Lo pharmacy where she works in the Charlotte/Fort Mill area. Her uncle, who also owns a pharmacy, was robbed.
Ed Lee III led a College of Arts and Sciences discussion about white supremacy, called "Ed Talks on Race: From Just Talk to Justice," on Monday.
Between saliva testing temporarily shutting down on Sept. 3 after a "key lab staffer" fell ill, a high of 1,461 active cases reported on Sept. 4 and having only one lab worker with the government certification necessary to determine if a COVID-19 test was positive, USC experienced several challenges in the fight against COVID-19 last semester.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed Student Government executive candidates to find out more about their platforms.
A panel of current students and USC alumni spoke about their experiences as Black students at the university during Friday night's the "Beneath the Bricks" program, an event to celebrate Black History Month.
The updated COVID-19 dashboard reports a total of 87 active COVID-19 cases.
A new process for submitting names to rename buildings on campus was set at the meeting of the Presidential Commission on University History on Thursday. Additionally, the commission voted to support reconciliation with a Black neighborhood the university displaced in the '70s and '80s.
South Carolina Republican Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill banning most abortions into law Thursday afternoon.
A resolution to remove an on-campus memorial for Confederate general Robert E. Lee faced contention before passing in Wednesday’s student senate meeting.
The university's NAACP chapter demanded that several buildings on campus be renamed and took the lead by holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday in honor of the group calling the Thomas Cooper Library the "Dean" Willie. L Harriford Library from now on.
Student Government presidential candidates said the university needs to be held accountable and listen to survivors of harassment when dealing with alleged cases of harassment at USC.
In a webinar on Wednesday, Charlotte-based reporter and documentary filmmaker Steve Crump spoke about his over-40-year career in journalism, including his coverage of notable figures in the civil rights movements and his approach to race in the field.
USC is now facing 76 total active cases of COVID-19 on campus, according to the university's updated online COVID-19 dashboard.
In fall 2020, USC's Racial Justice and Equity Research Fund awarded a grant of up to $15,000 to Voices of South Carolina: Black Lives Matter, a project dedicated to collecting and archiving South Carolinian experiences in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd in May.
USC is facing a total of 113 active COVID-19 cases on campus as of Thursday, according to the university's online COVID-19 dashboard.
The Presidential Commission on University History approved nine criteria to help decide what names should be removed from buildings and monuments on campus.