USC's Sept. 11 service week to be largest in school history
By Thom Barnes | Sep. 10, 2017With 9/11 on our minds, USC has prepared its biggest memorial service week to date.
With 9/11 on our minds, USC has prepared its biggest memorial service week to date.
With Hurricane Irma looming, read up on how the state and local governments and the university prepare for natural disasters.
For college students battling the effects and stigmas of addiction, the rigors and culture of higher education present a unique set of challenges.
Following a switch from parent company Sodexo to Aramark, UofSC Dining implemented changes to the legendary Chicken Finger Wednesday.
Hurricane Irma's track is still uncertain, but Gov. Henry McMaster has already declared a state of emergency across South Carolina.
The effects of Hurricane Harvey hit close to home for some members of the USC community, and they are preparing drives and other relief efforts to help Houston recover.
Student Body President Ross Lordo wants to change Student Government's election timeline, and a bill will be introduced in the student senate on Wednesday to do just that.
Sen. Lindsey Graham took a public stance on President Trump's plan to end the DACA program, and a body discovered on Lake Hartwell is confirmed to be that of a Clemson student.
A first-of-its-kind cancer treatment drug was approved by the FDA, and new details are emerging in the wake of a deadly hostage situation at a Charleston restaurant.
Traditional social sororities and fraternities are just a part of Greek life at USC.
Previously launched at USC, the revamped Craigslist competitor will better appeal to students in its current form, Student Government officials say.
Although the Gamecocks open their season away from home, students can still gather together to cheer the team to victory.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is speaking out in the wake of protests across the country, and a staple of the Columbia theatre community passed away Tuesday.
ROTC students such as Caryn Ramelb have a unique understanding of the realities of America's longest war.
The family of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. continues to share his message on the anniversary of his "I Have a Dream" speech, and a tropical system may develop into a named storm just in time to hit the South Carolina coast.
Potential new members received their bids Sunday at Colonial Life Arena, joining the thousands of USC students involved in Greek life.
The first Service Saturday of the semester specializes in introducing students to service opportunities in and around Columbia.
