In Brief: 11/29/16
By Brittany Franceshina | Nov. 29, 2016A dementia patient in Newberry county goes missing, Hugh Leatherman refuses to leave his Senate seat and a newborn is left to the DSS.
A dementia patient in Newberry county goes missing, Hugh Leatherman refuses to leave his Senate seat and a newborn is left to the DSS.
Sara Armstrong, a 1994 and 1999 USC graduate, will serve as CEO of President-elect Donald Trump's inaugural committee.
About 500 students ceremoniously received their official Carolina rings at the fall Ring Ceremony on the historic Horseshoe.
USC's Board of Trustees met Friday to discuss several different projects, and approved several major expenditures.
USC Proving Ground wrapped up its entrepreneurial competition Thursday night at the Darla Moore School of Business.
Professors discussed the importance of newsreels in informing people of important events in the wake of the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Crisis Text Line founder Nancy Lublin tried to inspire students to tap into their own potential as part of the Momentum Series.
USC's Leadership and Service Center is honoring Homelessness Awareness Week with a series of events aimed to educate the public and help collect food for those less fortunate.
With the popular site MyEdu no longer serving USC, new resources from the university and other online tools are looking to ease the registration process.
The Carolina-Clemson Blood Drive gives students a chance to give back while learning more about blood donation and fighting a classic rival.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
International Student Services continues International Education Week with an international bazaar designed to let students share their culture on Greene Street.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
Students gathered to discuss life today for Muslim American students as part of Creed and Diversity Week.
One USC student is about to head to Atlanta to interview for one of the most prestigious scholarships in the world.
Confirmation the body found outside of the Bull Street parking garage Sunday afternoon was not a USC student.
Students, faculty and professional staff gathered for the Seasons of Leadership Seminar on Thursday afternoon to hear two speakers challenge individuals to better their leadership skills.