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AP photos capturing significant presidential moments are on display in the Hollings Library until Oct. 26.

Exhibit presents key presidential moments this month

By Dana Jennings | Oct. 10, 2012

AP photos on display at Hollings Library

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Cole Rotondo elected as next student body president

By Emilee Davis | March 4

Column: Free speech has become 'my speech' in education

By JC Vaught | March 3

Student Government officials discuss recent increase in election violations

By Emilee Davis | March 3

A hero's homecoming: Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. is honored at South Carolina State House

By Chiara LoBianco | March 3

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Hutchins, Axe discuss journalism of another sort

By Sarah Ellis | Oct. 10, 2012

Hutchins, Axe discuss journalism of another sort

By Sarah Ellis | Oct. 10, 2012

Few students attend SG’s Tuesday afternoon forum on Five Points.

Five Points forum sees low turnout

By Colin Campbell | Oct. 10, 2012

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Law school nears $75 million goal

By Amanda Coyne & Thad Moore | Oct. 10, 2012

Completion of new building planned for Fall 2016

Advertiser: Beer choice indicates political leanings

By Amanda Coyne | Oct. 9, 2012

Roberts identifies voting trends based on habits

Going green with Sustainability Week

By Sal Costa | Oct. 9, 2012

Students learn to save money, environment through hands-on events

Student-only Five Points safety forum today

By Amanda Coyne | Oct. 9, 2012

SG to host discussion regarding downtown assaults, gunshots

Former Coca-Cola CEO draws crowd

By Jess Jaeger & Colin Campbell | Oct. 9, 2012

Neville Isdell lectures on importance of corporations, capitalism as ‘force for good’

The fair is here

By Caroline Baity | Oct. 9, 2012

Food, fun, festivities abound at the State Fair

Georgia game sees highest ejection rate this season

By Thad Moore & Colin Campbell | Oct. 9, 2012

91 students removed from sold-out Williams-Brice

The new $6.5-million Williams-Brice video board goes dark during the Georgia game.

Athletics unsure what caused new video board at Williams-Brice to black out Saturday

By Thad Moore | Oct. 8, 2012

Daktronics will send technicians to look into issue this week

After Georgia game, crime in Five Points shows uptick from last week

By Colin Campbell | Oct. 8, 2012

Police make 41 arrests, 63 charges Saturday night

Pastides set to receive 21-percent raise, pending final OK

By Thad Moore | Oct. 8, 2012

Board approves $125,000 pay increase, $250,000 retention bonus

Fans arrived early and cheered often Friday night and Saturday morning as ESPN’s College GameDay broadcast live from the Horseshoe before the Gamecocks’ victory over Georgia.

Bearing signs, fans pack Horseshoe for GameDay

By Thad Moore | Oct. 8, 2012

Students camp, revel, ‘Sandstorm’ before show

On Challenge Course, climbing toward team-building

By Rebecca Johnson | Oct. 5, 2012

Outdoor Recreation offers climbs Monday afternoons

Todd Gitlin, a professor at Columbia University, spoke in the Capstone House Thursday evening.

Professor: US, Israel follow similar paths, ‘chosen by God’

By Kyle Kovalchek | Oct. 5, 2012

Lecture part of annual Solomon-Tenenbaum series

Police seek two men in connection with an alleged shooting last week.

Persons of interest sought in Five Points shooting

By Thad Moore | Oct. 5, 2012

Details of incident last week unclear

This Saturday, football's impact reaches beyond field

By Thad Moore | Oct. 5, 2012

Exposure impacts admissions, reputation

ESPN's College GameDay sets up on the Horseshoe Thursday.

Setting the stage: Where to be this weekend — and when to be there

By The Daily Gamecock | Oct. 5, 2012

College GameDay's getting ready to broadcast from the Horseshoe Saturday, and the Gamecocks are preparing for kickoff. Here's what you need to know for the weekend: