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USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Sept. 24, including recommendations to revitalize Russell House Underground and bring free printing to the Honors Residence Hall.
Twenty thousand books will be given away by Cocky's Reading Express for its 20th anniversary of reading to Title I elementary schools across South Carolina.
USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Sept. 17, including recommendations for USC and Columbia Police to routinely monitor Blossom and Assembly streets and senate representation on the Master Mobility Plan.
Record enrollment, research and new infrastructure are a few of the topics University of South Carolina President Michael Amiridis covered in his annual State of the University address on Wednesday.
The University of South Carolina's night shuttle is increasing in ridership numbers after its debut in January.
The University of South Carolina is one of seven schools in South Carolina to hold members of a new type of student government.
University of South Carolina alumnus Julian Sikkes, who graduated in spring 2025 with an international business degree, built a website that uses AI to help diagnose car issues and provide ways to fix them.
The newly-founded Center for American Civic Leadership and Public Discourse held its first guest speaker event, featuring theologian, philosopher and political activist Cornel West and legal scholar and philosopher Robert P. George, on Sept. 12 at the Darla Moore School of Business.
USC’s student senate passed several pieces of legislation on Sept. 10, including recommendations to create and expand an esports program and urge the City of Columbia to add a sidewalk along 411 Huger St.
Researchers from USC's Baruch Marine Institute, as part of the Lowcountry Shrimp Collaborative, have begun publishing their research on the impacts of rising water temperatures in Lowcountry estuaries on the life cycles and migratory patterns of penaeid shrimp.
After breaking another enrollment record this fall, some students at the University of South Carolina said they have faced issues regarding atypical housing placements and classroom overcrowding.
The 117th student senate removed Senator Jacob Whisenant on Sept. 3.
The Court of Impeachment recommended the conviction of Senator Jacob Whisenant on one impeachment charge. Articles against all Student Government executive members and 34 other senators were dismissed.
Three South Carolina Honors College students have created a new research journal for undergraduate researchers at USC.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has predicted another “above-normal” hurricane season for 2025, following a 2024 season that produced two devastating hurricanes for the Southeast.
Over the summer, the University of South Carolina joined five other university systems to create a new accrediting body, the Commission for Public Higher Education (CPHE).
The speaker pro tempore and a senator from the 117th student senate resigned on Aug. 26.
The USC College of Nursing is aiming to provide guidance, educate and show aspiring, disabled nursing students that they have the same opportunity to be who they want to be.
First-year public relations student Ashley Wall was in Thomas Cooper Library when reports of an active shooter on campus were issued.
A Carolina Alert gave an "ALL CLEAR" message, following reports of an active shooter at Thomas Cooper Library on Sunday afternoon. Campus is operating normally, and the library will reopen at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, according to a university press release.