Iranian students organized a demonstration in support of Iranian citizens on Greene Street on Thursday, Jan. 15. The demonstration brought awareness to the deaths in Iran and called for the freedom of the Iranian people.
State senator marks Jan. 10 the first Walk For Peace Day in South Carolina as the Walk for Peace crosses through Columbia.
A USC student was killed in a head-on collision on Interstate 385 on Thursday evening.
USC's student senate recommended increasing the standard university minimum wage and adding healthier vending machines on campus. They also passed two bills in order to adjust student organization funding requests for conferences and make the elections commissions and codes more fair.
USC students report mold, utility and insect infestation issues in their on-campus residence halls. The Daily Gamecock interviewed 41 students about issues in their residence halls. At the same time, USC faces an enrollment plateau that could change USC Housing's strategy.
Former Tigers explain why they made the leap to USC, how they built new communities, and why life as a Gamecock turned out to be the better fit — color scheme included.
USC students celebrated rivalry and mental health through destruction at the Clemson Car Smash. For the second year since its return to campus, the event provided students with an opportunity to get their emotions out, this time while supporting charity.
USC students prepare for the Clemson-Carolina game with the annual Tiger Burn, made possible by the work of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
USC's student senate recommended providing students with free LinkedIn Premium access and student discounts at local businesses
USC club Layers of Love is an organization of students that makes blankets to be sent to children in hospitals through their partnership with Project Linus.
Two USC students were selected to participate in the International Forum We, the Youth, as part of a global youth policy initiative. By working with youth around the world in national and international conferences, they are helping to amplify the voices of the youth and shape global policy.
The United Campus Workers of South Carolina is one branch of a larger union across the Southeast. Its goal is to raise awareness for all employees on USC’s campus.
USC's student senate recommended launching its version of the Donations for Citations program, expanding and upgrading water bottle filling stations in older campus buildings and launching a study zone map of study spaces for students.
As the federal shutdown continues, USC organizations Gamecock CommUnity Shop and FoodShare South Carolina have stepped up to provide resources for students and Columbia residents in need of food.
Charlotte, North Carolina, is attracting USC alumni with its industries, culture and proximity to USC. USC's College of Information and Communications and College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management are developing a sports media initiative based in Charlotte. The initiative will offer academic programs combining the business, media and management aspects of sports.
The JobSnap app is designed for users to provide or find various services, such as power-washing or rides to the airport.
USC's student senate passed recommendations to paint a mural in the Darla Moore School of Business tunnel, start a relationship with Coursicle for students to use and expand Student Advocacy's definition of immediate family for excused absences.
