Student Health Services to recommend mask use in health building
By Sydney Dunlap | Jan. 12, 2023Student Health Services announced it will recommend masks in public spaces and clinical areas. This announcement will not impact other areas of campus.
Student Health Services announced it will recommend masks in public spaces and clinical areas. This announcement will not impact other areas of campus.
Five USC fraternities were sanctioned for conduct violations. One, Theta Delta Chi, was suspended for at least four years.
3 USC students founded Reclaim Carolina to advocate for the end of sexual, dating and domestic violence.
The vote to reimplement the the Office of Student Body Treasurer and create a student senate delegation for CarolinaLIFE will be held in January next year.
The student lead program Disability in Action works towards educating students and staff on inaccessibility issues on campus. With problems ranging from inconsistent brail labeling on class rooms to most residential buildings being inaccessible to those with physical disabilities, D.I.A try's to adress these problems USC has.
Members of the Jewish community at USC said social media has amplified recent antisemitic remarks made by public figures like Ye and Kyrie Irving. Community members have highlighted allyship from non-Jewish people and communication as ways to combat antisemitism.
As the fall 2022 semester comes to a close, the class of 2026 has only slightly begun its college experience. The Daily Gamecock interviewed seven freshmen to look back on the highs and lows of the semester as well as their goals going into the spring.
Lobbyist and student Courtney McClain shares her activism journey and accomplishments as she plans to start a lobbyist group in the 2023 General Session.
USC students and fans anticipate the upcoming South Carolina football game against Clemson at the annual tiger burn event.
This July, three USC students visited Rome to shadow veterinarians. Two of these students, Caroline Prentice and Kayla Floyd, share their experiences.
In the aftermath of COVID-19, some professors still teach online. Some don't. Most reflect in the aftermath of COVID-19 on the benefits and virtual teaching and the support they receive from USC.
In 2022, the University of South Carolina was ranked the #1 college in the country for veterans and military service members by the Military Times. Overall, this award means USC is more accommodating than other universities to service members and their lifestyles.
The student senate amended the Student Government codes on Wednesday to have more expansive nondiscrimination clauses.
Local farms like Clinton Sease and Heritage Fields provide fall activities as well as locally-grown produce that everyone in the community can enjoy.
Most students love going to football games at Williams-Brice, but they do not love the traffic jam that comes along with it. The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Student Government are hoping to improve traffic next season.
With SCDHEC’s 2022 Health update, there is an emphasized need for training and preparing medical students to address health disparities in South Carolina and USC School of Medicine is taking active steps to be a positive change in the state.
With the advancement of technology, a new solution is being brought to classrooms to further students' education. Professors across USC's campus are looking at how virtual reality can be used to help prepare students for their future careers.
