With Student Government elections quickly approaching, here's an overview of the powers, responsibilities and impacts of each of Student Government's executive officers and the elections process itself.
In 1963, three students integrated into the University of South Carolina. Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of those students who fought for her right to attend USC.
Friends and faculty remember the lives of USC music student Frank Arnold and electrical engineering student Ryan Carr.
The coronavirus, which began in Wuhan, China, has spread to multiple countries, including the United States.
Transition to Teaching's program will combat low teacher retention in rural areas while supporting aspiring teachers.
USC's Alumni Association hosted Carolina Day at the Statehouse. There, alumni, students and citizens of South Carolina rallied to show support for higher education in the Palmetto State.
At the Jan. 29 student senate meeting, the senate confirmed three elections commissioners and passed legislation concerning executive cabinet positions, which was initially vetoed by Student Body President Luke Rankin.
Student Government's executive cabinet met Tuesday to discuss Student Government updates and secretary nominations.
As the South Carolina Democratic primary approaches, organizations on campus push for student voter registration.
USC student Jordyn Livingston won an award from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators for her work on campus.
The Friends of UofSC Libraries launch party featured the "Four Color Fantasies," a 180,000 comic book collection, and comic industry powerhouse duo Roy and Dann Thomas.
The Spring Student Organization Fair was held Jan. 22 on Greene Street. Over 150 organizations were present at the event, advertising their clubs and encouraging students to join.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a presidential candidate in the 2020 election, spoke with The Daily Gamecock about mental health and Title IX.
Following the approval of the new Campus Village Project, Cliff residents were forced to move in the middle of the academic year. The relocation has caused complications for students.
With the help of consultants from the Association of Governing Bodies, the USC board of trustees set short-term and long-term priorities to improve governance in response to the finding of "undue influence" in USC's presidential search.
The USC board of trustees met to discuss different plans of action with the AGB consultants after the association published a review of the board. During their retreat, the board and AGB consultants sought to understand their options when it comes to changing how the board operates.
The Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB), an outside consulting firm, found "a fundamentally misguided governance culture" after conducting a "top to bottom review" of the board of trustees.
