USC student to receive Medal of Honor
William Kyle Carpenter, a Marine veteran and USC student, will receive the Medal of Honor — the U.S.’s highest military honor — according to a report from the Marine Corps Times.
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William Kyle Carpenter, a Marine veteran and USC student, will receive the Medal of Honor — the U.S.’s highest military honor — according to a report from the Marine Corps Times.
A Fortune 100 company is eyeing a move into an office building that a private contractor has planned for USC’s campus.
USC’s art department is planning to go by a new name — the School of Visual Art and Design — that it hopes will better capture what it offers and improve its cachet.
SEC fines university for first time since 2010
The Daily Gamecock’s staff spent hours considering this year’s Student Government candidates, and today, we bring you our endorsements.
Ryan Harman has been walking through campus for about 20 minutes, talking about Chinese takeout and season two of House of Cards, when he pivots to his campaign.
The walls of Jameson Broggi’s Horseshoe apartment are covered with moments from early American history.
USC’s plans to build new football practice facilities near Williams-Brice Stadium have hit a snag worth six figures: methane.
What you need to know, before you go
South Carolina, university face lingering problems as ice, snow melt
USC students aren’t required to take classes on the Constitution and other documents central to the founding of the U.S., which means the university is breaking state law.
The mtvU Woodie Awards are taking nominations for the country’s best college radio station, and WUSC-FM hopes students will vote for them again this year after a top-25 finish in 2013.
How the winter weather played out on campus, in city
The university delayed its schedule for Thursday, canceling all classes beginning before 10 a.m. All classes beginning after 10 a.m. will resume a normal schedule.
As the afternoon started to fade into night around 4:30 p.m. on January 28, 2014, the Thomas Cooper Library was barren. The doors were locked, the sidewalks all but empty, the steps littered with small pellets — of salt, that is.
Winter storm prompts university to close for second day
Pulaski Street expected to see about $100 million in investment
Spurrier Jr.: ‘What a special group’
USC and Palmetto Health are in talks to merge their outpatient clinics in a move that would affect 1,300 employees at the two institutions.
The traffic stop was routine enough — a driver running late, hitting 84 mph in a 55 mph zone. But something seemed odd.