Student Government elections results announced
By Camdyn Bruce | Feb. 26, 2020The student body election results for student body president, student body vice president, speaker of the student senate and treasurer were announced this Wednesday.
The student body election results for student body president, student body vice president, speaker of the student senate and treasurer were announced this Wednesday.
The three finalists for provost visited campus the past two weeks, met with student leaders and held open forums.
Delta Zeta's 16th annual bone marrow registry drive surpassed expectations.
Faculty and students report problems with USC's shuttle system. John Andoh, director of the COMET bus system, proposes possible solutions.
The board of trustees discussed faculty raises, President Caslen's strategic plan for the university and a new health science campus during their meeting on Friday.
At the board of trustees meeting Feb. 21, the board announced that Julian R. Williams will serve as the first vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion for the university.
Provost candidate John Wiencek visited campus and spoke with student leaders in the last candidate visit before a decision is reached in late March.
Hearings for three elections violations were held tonight to decide whether they had broken the Student Government codes or not.
On Thursday afternoon, provost candidate John Wiencek spoke about enrollment and research funding at an open forum.
The constitutional council found Speaker of the Student Senate Davis Latham's email was undue influence.
A hearing was held on Tuesday night to decide the fate of the constitutional challenge raised against Speaker of the Student Senate Davis Latham.
William Tate, candidate for provost, answered the questions of student leaders Tuesday morning.
Student Government's executive cabinet met Tuesday to discuss the secretaries' initiatives as well as the ongoing provost search.
The University of South Carolina hosted its second open forum today as the search continues for a new vice president of academic affairs and provost. William Tate was the candidate interviewed.
President Caslen met with faculty to discuss various concerns about administration, funding and more.
The 2020 Student Government debate brought up topics such as safety and mental health.
Discrepancies in student senate records show a possible lack of accountability and highlight confusion in the Student Government codes.
