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(03/28/16 1:31am)
Arnold School of Public Health professor Julius Fridriksson was awarded an $11.1 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to continue his research on strokes, according to a university release. The money from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders will go towards the creation of the Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery at Carolina.
(03/28/16 1:27am)
SC civil rights activist dies at 73
(03/23/16 3:09am)
The historical struggle between America's feminist women and conservative women is at the core of Marjorie Spruill's upcoming book, and she provided an up-close look at the decades-long conflict in a lecture at Capstone House on Tuesday evening.
(03/23/16 12:47am)
Lexington County Sheriffs searching for boat engine thieves
(03/22/16 9:57pm)
All students currently in Belgium have been confirmed safe following Tuesday's terrorist attacks, according to the University of South Carolina Study Abroad Program.
(03/20/16 10:49pm)
Monday, March 21
(03/20/16 11:05pm)
Local woman identified as victim of Lexington County fire
(03/19/16 4:19pm)
The South Carolina House voted Wednesday to approve the "Tucker Hipps Transparency Act," according to WYFF4. The bill, named after the Clemson University student who died in 2014 while participating in a fraternity event, will require colleges to post information regarding violations by fraternities and sororities.
(03/16/16 1:08pm)
Despite the hopes of their opponents for major upsets heading into the most recent Super Tuesday of the 2016 presidential campaign, businessman Donald Trump and former Sec. of State Hillary Clinton had big nights that all but ended the competition. Trump easily won in three of the five states up for grabs and the Northern Marianas Islands. He is also narrowly ahead in Missouri, but that race has not been officially called. Clinton definitely won four of the five available states, and she appears to have won Missouri as well.
(03/16/16 4:01am)
Sexual assault survivors and supporters of awareness gathered with the Office of Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention & Prevention to design T-shirts for their 2016 Clothesline Project on Tuesday. Participants paint T-shirts to commemorate their own experiences or those of their friends and family, and all of the shirts will be unveiled on Greene Street as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on April 18.
(03/15/16 10:00pm)
Just hours before tip-off in game one of NIT, five of USC men's basketball players have been suspended indefinitely.
(03/15/16 9:38pm)
A former University of South Carolina teacher has been charged with manufacturing methamphetamine and improper disposal of methamphetamine waste.
(03/16/16 4:01am)
Haley chides House panel over investigation
(03/14/16 3:49am)
Delegate-rich states throughout the country will head to the polls on Tuesday for the next "Super Tuesday" of the year, and their decisions may finalize the nominations from both parties.
(03/14/16 3:27am)
The Gamecock women's basketball team will host an NCAA selection show party on Monday night as they await their seeding in the tournament. Doors will open to the Colonial Life Arena at 5:45 p.m., and the selection show starts at 7 p.m.
(03/14/16 3:23am)
1. FAFSA is your friend
(03/14/16 3:20am)
With a whole week to participate in service missions, head out on road trips with friends or just lounge beside a backyard pool, it's easy to lose track of what's going on in the community. The Daily Gamecock has you covered with a helpful recap of all the big news from in and around Columbia and the nation over spring break 2016.
(03/14/16 3:04am)
Monday, March 14
(03/14/16 3:05am)
Local company sued following traffic accident
(03/10/16 1:14am)
Following three days of primaries and caucuses, businessman Donald Trump took five of the nine Republican races, and Sen. Bernie Sanders took four of six Democratic races, including a major upset of Hillary Clinton in Michigan. Despite Sanders' big run and three wins from Sen. Ted Cruz, Trump and Clinton still hold major leads in the delegate counts.