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For those involved in USC Engineers Without Borders, giving back to the community is a way to utilize engineering skills in the field. Now, the group is expanding its outreach with more projects, both local and abroad.
Third-year computer science student Jaden Fairfax hasn’t been able to work in 29 days and isn’t sure when she will.
Columbia resident Sadie Slusher said she was heartbroken when she learned Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk had been killed. She felt a desire to have her voice heard. So, she joined USC's Turning Point chapter.
The acquisition of dozens of new parking spaces and updates on a stretch of property near the Horseshoe bought by the university were two announcements made at the USC board of trustees meeting on Friday.
USC's Student Government implemented a new funding model for student organizations at the start of the school year. These organizations are now adjusting to getting their funding through a criteria rubric system.
Henrie Monteith Treadwell, the first Black woman to graduate from USC, gave an author talk to discuss her new memoir, “Come Along with Me: An African American Woman’s Journey for Justice” on Friday.
USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Oct. 22, including recommendations to reduce the overselling of parking permits and create a Garnet Gate mobile app.
People were dressed in inflatable costumes while others carried colorful signs with messages reading: “Rage against the regime,” “No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.” and “No Faux-King Way” as constituents from across the state gathered together at the Statehouse to express their dissatisfaction with the Trump administration.
What started as one's search for deeper connections, has turned into an app to help USC students to do the same.
Balloons lined the rails of the Russell House as students and faculty gathered to celebrate the building's 70th anniversary.
USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Oct. 15, including recommendations to expand game day student wellness resources and enroll USC in the “Race to Zero Waste Gameday Basketball Challenge.”
The University of South Carolina has renamed the Department of Sport and Entertainment Management after a $5.24 million donation from the David and Nicole Tepper Foundation.
On Friday, Oct. 3, finance student Hunter Pomella and computer science student Ryan Fronczak began packing their belongings to move out of their McBryde room. Pomella and Fronczak have lived together for the first two months of their first-year experience at the University of South Carolina, and they have enjoyed their time in McBryde. Now, they're moving to Bates West and won't be living together anymore.
One year ago, Hurricane Helene caused widespread damage across the Southeast, affecting areas from Florida to Virginia. Much of the immediate damage caused by the storm has since been repaired, and residents and local officials have worked to improve preparations for future natural disasters.
USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Oct. 1, including recommendations to extend dining hours and expand meal plan use to athletic concessions.
Mothers, pro-life activists, doctors, women and men from all walks of life shared testimony at the public hearing for Senate Bill 323, the Unborn Child Protection Act, at the Gressette Building on the Statehouse grounds on Wednesday. The hearing was held by the South Carolina State Senate Medical Affairs Subcommittee.
Students at the University of South Carolina are working to provide a positive environment to juvenile detainees through sports and mentorship.
Over 10,000 students, approximately 38% of the undergraduate population, and 4,000 faculty have registered with USC-provided ChatGPT as of Sept. 15, Executive Director of IT Service and Customer Engagement Liz Shirkey said.
The University of South Carolina’s board of trustees met on Sept. 26 to discuss AI, the 2026 to 2027 fiscal year budget and a new center in the McCausland College of Arts and Sciences.
The University of South Carolina partnered with the car-sharing network Zipcar to allow members of the campus community to rent cars by the hour.