Fourth-year marine science student Riley Brady has been awarded a graduate fellowship through the Department of Energy and Computational Science, which he plans to use to pursue a career researching sustainability and Earth's climate.
Among all the usual festivities, Carolina Cup attendees saw one big surprise: A wedding.
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and departments of Student Health Services hosted the fourth annual Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk Sunday afternoon to spread education and awareness.
Two women were attacked by significant others, one by her ex-boyfriend who was upset because she had a male visitor and the other because they were arguing over car insurance. Two young men were arrested after police saw marijuana in their car and confiscated fake driver's licenses from them.
Columbia police are searching for a female suspect in a hit-and-run, a second man has been charged in connection with last week's I-20 shooting, and Lexington County officials identified the Lake Murray boater who was found dead Sunday morning.
Spring has sprung, and so has first-year philosophy student Chance Armstrong.
A new romantic spot has emerged on campus: the wooden tunnel built next to the construction near Bull Street Garage.
After hinting that he might be running for president in 2020, rapper Kanye West has decided to jump into the 2016 campaign, beginning with a rally at USC on April 9 at 9 a.m. on Greene Street.
Veronika Scott, an entrepreneur who started The Empowerment Plan that assists homeless individuals in getting jobs and provides coats that work as sleeping bags, discussed her challenges and accomplishments with students for Women's History Month.
USC's first SpringFest gave students an afternoon of bouncy houses, circus fun and musical performances at no cost.
Harold White, a longtime employee in the athletic department at USC, was the university's first African American man to be on the football coaching staff.
Stand Up Carolina, USC's bystander accountability program, gave out 42 Hero Awards recognizing students, faculty and staff for their compassionate acts on campus.
This week in brief: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump voices his views on abortion, a North Carolina transgender man is working against new legislation that requires him to use the women's restroom and actor Ian Somerhalder is involved on a campaign to save wild elephants in Africa.
"The Hunting Ground" sparked conversation among students and faculty about the issue of sexual assault on campus.
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion has extended the deadline for the Pulse Survey in order to gather more data about student experiences.
Fraternity Council President confirmed the ternination of the Sigma Chi fraternity by resigning his position late Tuesday night.
A longtime fixture in South Carolina Athletics Department, Harold White will return to campus on Wednesday to discuss his historic career with current students.