A group of USC students is heading out on an Alternative Fall Break with the Leadership & Service Center to help with flood relief in Louisiana almost exactly one year after LSU pitched in for flood relief in Columbia.
College of Charleston students evacuated their campus and settled for a long weekend at USC to wait out Hurricane Matthew.
The student-run volunteer organization created last October during the historic flooding has begun to remobilize in order to serve the Carolina community in the case of damage caused by Hurricane Matthew.
This article will be updated throughout the week to include all of The Daily Gamecock's coverage of Hurricane Matthew's impact on South Carolina
Student services such as the Russell House Union and Thomas Cooper Library will remain open this week while classes are cancelled.
Two active duty army majors and one congressman were on the panel in Lead The Way's last of six forums on Tuesday night.
The Capstone Residence Hall gets a garnet crown to celebrate academic and athletic accomplishments at USC.
USC's rapid growth in recent decades has led to a spike in international and exchange students adding new perspectives to the Carolina family.
Student Body President Michael Parks addresses Carolina students and their families for the 2016 Parents Weekend.
Sustainable Carolina's third annual showcase gave the USC community a chance to see the impacts of campus life on the environment.
Several students have moved out of Bates House after a mold outbreak.
The active and accountable bystander program, Stand Up Carolina, challenges the USC community to step in and speak up in unsafe scenarios.
The College of Arts and Sciences has a projected carry-forward of zero into the next fiscal year. New arts and sciences Dean Lacy Ford is implementing various reforms and cuts so that the college can begin to create reserves again.
Student Health Services aims to defy stereotypes and prejudices when helping students.
USC's entrepreneurial competition, The Proving Ground, is kicking off its seventh annual competition as they begin to accept applications for this year's event.
POLITCO media reporter Hadas Gold gave students an inside look at the "wild" 2016 election as part of the Community Pathfinder series.
The School of Journalism and Mass Communication gave students a chance Monday to learn the lesson that even publications makes mistakes.