John S. Applegate, a finalist in USC's search for a new president, talked with students and faculty Thursday about his vision for South Carolina's flagship university.
Bennett Lunn, a third-year jurisprudence and education policy student, has won the highly prestigious 2019 Truman Scholarship for his focus on education reform and equity.
A man has been spotted in the journalism school's women's restrooms according to an email sent to faculty. This comes after Monday's assault and fondling crime bulletin in other buildings on USC's campus.
University presidential candidate William F. Tate IV visited campus Tuesday to talk to faculty, staff and students.
Over 30 student organizations and dozens of faculty members are calling for a new presidential search following a selection pool of all-male finalists.
Joseph T. "Jay" Walsh comes to campus to speak to faculty, staff and students as a candidate for university president.
A bill discussing free speech at universities may impact USC.
Presidential finalists are coming to campus prior to Board of Trustees meeting.
A journalism school communications professor has been continuing her teaching online after receiving a diagnosis for a rare disease which affected her ability to use language last fall.
Uber and USC announced a nationwide campus safety initiative Thursday morning.
Some Five Points bouncers will escort patrons to their rides after bars close to promote safety in conjunction with other area safety measures.
USC student organization Planned Parenthood Generation Action raised money and took donations to combat the issue of homeless populations not having adequate access to menstrual products.
Louise Brown speaks about her experience in the 1969 Charleston hospital workers' strike during an open gallery at the Hollings Special Collections Library.
The Awards Day ceremony was hosted on the Horseshoe Thursday afternoon to recognize students' achievements in academics and community involvement.
Uber announces new safety measures following Samantha Josephson's death.
Student senate passed an amendment which transitioned the power of determining fund misuse from the finance committee to the senate Wednesday night.
Presidential candidates are recommended to the Board of Trustees for consideration.