Super Bowl of Advertising class gathers to rank commercials
On Super Bowl Sunday, 100 students’ voices swelled as they ate, laughed and waited for the big game to begin.
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On Super Bowl Sunday, 100 students’ voices swelled as they ate, laughed and waited for the big game to begin.
This week marks The Daily Gamecock’s 107th anniversary. In case you were wondering, that’s a pretty big deal. It takes long hours, late nights, a lot of sacrifice and a strong team who is willing to push others to explore their bounds. In doing this, several TDG alumni found a niche and flourished working in the newsroom. And in a profession dominated by men until the late 20th Century, TDG’s journalistic efforts have continued the trend of strong female professionals. In celebration of TDG’s big day, we reached out to a few alumni to share how their newsroom experiences have helped shape their careers.
Today's In Brief features a fifth arrest in a sex ring case, the death of a South Carolinanative Nobel prize winner, and the clearing of civil rights demonstrators' sentences.
Tuesday, the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center was crowded with USC students and employers for the Spring Career Fest. Students dressed in business attire and clutched copies of their resumes as they waited in line to meet potential employers.
The U.S. was founded upon the idea that men were endowed with basic human rights and, throughout history, has worked to correct the wrongs of the past and move toward a future where everyone’s inalienable rights are protected.
The Global Café is packed with students during lunchtime. The air is buzzing with conversation and students stand in line, eager to get their food. Others sit at tables, eating their meals as they review notes and talk to friends.
Columbia shooting causes school lockdowns
Garden commemorates West Columbia leader
There were four 5 1/2 month old PAALS service dogs sprawled on the floor, eagerly wagging their tails at students who walked past them. The dogs and their handlers came to USC’s campus as a part of the Pet-a-PAALS Service Dog program to help students deal with the stress of the start of the semester.
First day of legislative session sees no bills, little debate
Gov. Nikki Haley looks ahead at 2015
Tim Bryson, a second-year athletic training student, lives by Gandhi’s saying, “Be the change you wish to see in the world.”
Ever since he was 10 years old, AJ Needler has known that he has wanted to serve in the military. In March 2011 he received one of the 10 available four-year ROTC scholarships available at USC and began his military training as a cadet. But what truly sets him apart from the crowd is that he is the only ROTC member at USC who is openly gay.
Representing District Six
Students with a vehicle know the difficulty in finding parking spaces on campus, even with a parking pass. USC administrators hope that problem will be solved through the Innovista Master Plan.
SG leaders take to smaller chambers
Going green sometimes seems like a difficult task, but at USC, it may be easier than you think. Recycling, in particular, is a simple way to reduce waste.
Monday marks the start of USC’s homecoming week, leading up to Saturday's matchup against Furman University.