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(09/15/22 3:03am)
Noah Glasgow decided to join the student senate early in his first semester at USC in fall 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. There was a vacant Student Senate seat and he applied online through Garnet Gate. Glasgow saw it as a way to get involved on campus during a time when it was hard to do so.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
The Class of 2026 got their first taste of life on campus during this summer's orientation.
(07/27/22 7:41am)
With the Class of 2022 graduating, a new group has begun its journey at USC. Throughout this summer, the Class of 2026 got their first taste of life on campus through New Student Orientation.
(07/27/22 8:03am)
South Carolina is one of the most dangerous states for both drivers and pedestrians, making experts wonder how the state's rural geography, history of inadequate infrastructure and poor education contribute to the issue.
(07/28/22 6:44pm)
The university announced the hiring of J. Rex Tolliver as the new vice president for student affairs and academic support in an email sent out on July 28.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
After a summer of tragedies, staff members at Student Health Services suggest students acknowledge their emotions, take a break from media coverage and notice how their support team is feeling in order to maintain mental health and well-being for themselves and others.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
The university welcomed a new collection of Hootie & the Blowfish memorabilia to Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library on June 3, bringing a piece of the band back to where it began.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
The university's board of trustees approved this year's budget as well as raises and contract extensions for athletic coaches over the summer.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
The Statehouse House Ad Hoc Committee on abortion went over its recommendations, which include a near-total ban on abortion without exceptions for rape or incest, on July 19. Abortion would only be allowed to save the life of the mother.
(07/20/22 7:48am)
Three candidates for vice president of student affairs and academic support visited campus on July 7, 11 and 14 to participate in campus forums and presentations as they competed for what is one of the university’s top administration positions.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
Russell House looks different this fall as the first floor gained new dining retail locations and the second floor changed into a residential dining hall.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
Michael Amiridis began his term as the 30th president of the University of South Carolina on July 1, aiming to better the university and state by emphasizing student education and contributing to economic developments.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
Walking around the Horseshoe is a grounding experience for USC's new president Michael Amiridis, who is returning to lead South Carolina's flagship university after seven years away.
(08/17/22 1:00pm)
Dozens of rainbow flags flew over tents and adorned clothing while drag kings and queens performed on stage in June to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community during Columbia's Outfest.
(07/13/22 6:49am)
The Five Points Association, The Boyd Foundation and GrowCo game together on July 12 to announce the opening of a new community innovation center in Five Points at 711 Saluda Ave.
(07/13/22 6:31am)
On July 4, parts of Five Points were unreachable, due to barricades and deep, standing water. It was only one of many parts of the city that flooded and have flooded due to heavy rainfall from a large thunderstorm.
(07/13/22 6:37am)
A special S.C. House committee tasked with deciding the future of abortion in the state held the first of several hearings for the public on July 7 at the Blatt Building located next to the Statehouse.
(07/06/22 5:44am)
After spending nearly nine hours teaching her kindergarten class, Kaylee Susong can be found working other jobs to pay her apartment rent. It’s a lifestyle that is emotionally draining for her.
(07/01/22 7:24am)
Michael Amiridis began his term as the 30th president of the University of South Carolina on July 1, aiming to build "the future of the state" by emphasizing student education and contributing to economic developments.
(07/06/22 4:01am)
The board of trustees serves as the University of South Carolina's governing body. The board's job is to further the university's long-term goals and to assure the institution is meeting the needs of all of the stakeholders at the university such as students and faculty.