Column: Ways to beat the heat
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
The persistent heat in Columbia is not going away anytime soon. We should be prepared and avoid the sun damage and heat illnesses that these weather conditions can bring us.
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The persistent heat in Columbia is not going away anytime soon. We should be prepared and avoid the sun damage and heat illnesses that these weather conditions can bring us.
At some point, every student-athlete is faced with the decision between continuing their career as a college athlete or moving on to a new chapter in their life. When the NCAA decided to grant an extra year of eligibility because of COVID-19, many student-athletes were able to extend their collegiate careers.
We must acknowledge the positive impact of changes the USC community made in the past four years, like the increase in activism and inclusive student orgs, as well as inclusive housing and identifying information updates. These changes are important in making campus a more inclusive place for all students.
College sports are known for having a revolving door of coaches. In the past four years, the South Carolina Athletics Department and USC students have seen many coaching changes.
Abigail Kreuser said she makes an effort to buy the greener version of products she needs, even if they cost more.
Desean Gibson weighed 200 pounds when he got out of prison. In less than three months of being on the streets of Columbia, he had lost around 60 pounds.
Students graduating this spring have witnessed numerous changes in the position of university president since 2018, and say they are now looking for a president who prioritizes integrity.
As Alexa Schaum stepped off her plane, it was clear she was no longer in South Carolina.
FatRat Da Czar corrects people on the spelling of his name, because it's important to him. FatRat is all one word, the second word is spelled Da, with the last word being Czar. For him, it shows the importance of creativity instilled in hip-hop.
Students largely agree that the cost of college is both too high and that it limits people’s opportunities. Many also said government-funded higher education would put them more at ease while pursuing a college degree.
South Carolina is not a large hockey market. In fact, the only currently operating professional hockey team in the state is the South Carolina Stingrays, an affiliate of the Washington Capitals playing in the East Coast Hockey League, located in Charleston.
It was a sunny Monday morning on Greene Street. USC student Tristan Johnson waited patiently in line at The Belgian Waffle Truck. She extended her nearly-filled punch card through the small window, sharing a laugh with Yvette Ledent, one of the food truck’s owners, about her frequent waffle intake.
For several years, it has been clear that the student body, Student Government and the board of trustees aren't as connected as they should be, and this disconnect is negatively affecting the trust the student body holds in Student Government and the administration.
After not being selected in the 2021 MLB Draft, fifth-year outfielder Andrew Eyster decided to return to South Carolina for one more season. Before exercising his final year of eligibility, he said he didn't believe he'd be back in 2022.
USC is a beautiful and vibrant campus, but lacks public art for everyone to enjoy. The university is a diverse community that could be showcased with the additions of murals and sculptures made by student or faculty artists.
Cats, birds and squirrels are a few of the animals that USC students live with. The campus’ animals aren’t props for visitors to marvel at, though — they’re surrogate pets and they're what makes campus home.
Intramural sports are a staple at schools across the country and are a great way to get involved, especially in the spring semester at the University of South Carolina. Many students may find participating in intramurals to be beneficial as an escape from their school work or to meet other students.
For many students, spring brings new classes, better weather and thoughts of spring break trips. However, for USC mock trial, the spring semester brings a whole new set of challenges as it prepares to face the toughest competition of the year.
While working on campus as a student at USC can be good for those who are passionate about their work, the university doesn't pay its student workers enough and expects too much from RMs and TAs.
With the start of each semester, USC welcomes transfer students from all across the country who begin to create their own Carolina community.