University announces presidential candidates
By Hannah Dear | April 17, 2019Presidential candidates are recommended to the Board of Trustees for consideration.
Presidential candidates are recommended to the Board of Trustees for consideration.
The 10th annual Walk A Mile in Their Shoes event was canceled on April 11 due to threats made towards Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands staff.
A USC club is building an electric Formula One car from scratch to compete in the Formula SAE Electric competition in Nebraska next summer.
An elective music class showcased the experimental music they've been learning throughout the semester at a concert Thursday night.
Student senate had its second session of the 111th senate Wednesday night, in which new senators were confirmed and the Student Government budget was discussed.
USC's second annual Give 4 Garnet day hosted its main event Wednesday afternoon on Greene Street and hundreds came out to participate.
Introductory speech students competed against each other Tuesday as they practiced the skills they've learned in the classroom.
USC has responded to a lawsuit over not providing public documents.
The South Carolina Press Association named The Daily Gamecock the first place winner in general excellence, website, use of social media, and editor-in-chief Tori Richman was named Collegiate Journalist of the Year.
USC students share their thoughts about the Carolina Alert system and other campus safety measures.
A USC student is hoping to bring more bike racks to high-traffic areas of campus such as Russell House and residence halls.
The office of Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention & Prevention hosted the Clothesline Project on Davis Field as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
USC's building for mathematics and statistics department will close for over a year beginning in 2020 so the university can renovate the historic building.
USC Relay For Life raised $179,000 for the American Cancer Society during its 12-hour event.
The OMSA Celebration of Excellence recognizes students who make campus and the community more inclusive.
Before his retirement at the end of the school year, President Pastides gives one last lecture to share about success and the future.
Student senate began Wednesday night with a brief introduction and assignment of senators to committees.