The Department of Religious Studies held the fifteenth Annual Bernardin Lecture on Tuesday, in honor of the late Joseph Cardinal Bernardin — an American cardinal of the Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Chicago until his death in 1996.
Video depicts incident at Spring Valley High School A video of an incident between a student and a resource officer at Spring Valley High School has been circulating online since Monday afternoon, WLTX reported.
Teach for America – South Carolina is looking to mobilize college graduates to lead classrooms in the state’s rural communities.
Last Tuesday morning, officers responded to a call on Love Street reporting a burglary in process.
Drunk driver kills four, injures 47 at Oklahoma State Homecoming Parade; State officials say some 10,000 dams are not regulated; Mexico spared major damage in wake of Hurricane Patricia.
Richland County Sheriff's Department says an arrest could be coming soon in relation to the State Fair shooting that injured a 15-year-old, according to The State.
South Carolina Pride, the oldest and most popular pride event in the state, kicked off this week with numerous events from drag shows to numerous parties.
In-Brief: Jim Webb drops out of Democratic nomination race, Netflix revives "Gilmore Girls" and a former SC lawmaker is sentenced to 37 years in prison
Etgar Keret spoke Tuesday night in the Hollings library for USC’s third series fall literary festival.
Student Government and Students Invested in Change hosted a forum Tuesday night to discuss the race issues across the campus at USC, and to try to create solutions to this issue.
Early Saturday morning, ESPN Sportscenter on the Road made a stop at the Horseshoe to pump up dedicated students and fans for the Vanderbilt game later that afternoon.
Last week, Student Body President Jonathan Kaufman was recommended for acquittal by the Court of Impeachment, a temporary committee overseeing impeachment proceedings.
There are many ways to train and maintain a healthy mind, body, and spirit while on campus at USC.
Interest in Smash Bros. and similar events is large on campus and it has now been proven that competitions can draw players and an audience.
The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) at USC, a collection of nine historically African American Greek organizations, withdrew from homecoming activities following a conflict with Homecoming Commission organizers.
Many who attended Heart of the South’s inaugural Super Smash Bros. tournament would say the event was a success.
Victims of the storm's devastation who have chronic kidney disease are in an especially frightening, and potentially life-threatening, situation.