South Carolina receives $20 million NSF grant
By Thom Barnes and Mary Ramsey | Sep. 19, 2017USC is one of ten South Carolina institutions on the receiving end of a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
USC is one of ten South Carolina institutions on the receiving end of a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
Student Government senate has passed a bill that will alter the timelines of SG elections.
The University of South Carolina is, for the second year in a row, ranked in the top 50 public institutions by U.S. News.
Students can now use a digital CarolinaCard and check meal plan and Carolina Cash balances with the GET Mobile app.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will give the keynote speech at the dedication of USC's new law school building on Thursday.
With 9/11 on our minds, USC has prepared its biggest memorial service week to date.
For the third year in a row, USC students are facing a campus closure due to tropical weather. But recent forecasts for Hurricane Irma have many students breathing a sigh of relief.
The University of South Carolina won't be in session Monday due to the effects of Hurricane Irma.
USC President Harris Pastides cited Columbia's status as an "inland host city" for coastal residents in explaining why there has not been a call for campus to evacuated.
Following a switch from parent company Sodexo to Aramark, UofSC Dining implemented changes to the legendary Chicken Finger Wednesday.
The effects of Hurricane Harvey hit close to home for some members of the USC community, and they are preparing drives and other relief efforts to help Houston recover.
Student Body President Ross Lordo wants to change Student Government's election timeline, and a bill will be introduced in the student senate on Wednesday to do just that.
Traditional social sororities and fraternities are just a part of Greek life at USC.
Previously launched at USC, the revamped Craigslist competitor will better appeal to students in its current form, Student Government officials say.
Although the Gamecocks open their season away from home, students can still gather together to cheer the team to victory.
ROTC students such as Caryn Ramelb have a unique understanding of the realities of America's longest war.
The first Service Saturday of the semester specializes in introducing students to service opportunities in and around Columbia.
