Two students selected for prestigious Mount Vernon Fellowship
By Grace McKenna | April 10, 2017Two students will spend the summer in Mount Vernon after being chosen for a selective fellowship focused on leadership.
Two students will spend the summer in Mount Vernon after being chosen for a selective fellowship focused on leadership.
Daniel Halsey Wells, 29, turned himself in to Columbia authorities Friday morning.
Thursday's initial draft of H. 3722 covers the University's request for $25 million to renovate the outgoing Main Street law school, but $50 million for relocation of the USC School of Medicine was left out.
A Dutch professor is working on a book about the role Jew's played in the international diamond trade.
"Before I tell you how to write a novel I want to try to talk you out of writing a novel" Elise Blackwell told a group of students and faculty members Wednesday night in her lecture "Whether and Why to Write a Novel." "How do you write a novel" is the most common question people ask the USC professor and novelist.
Chelsea Evans' election to the head of the South Carolina Law Review is historic, but she's no stranger to high achievement.
Journalist David Leonhardt lectures on America's decrease in progress and how it led to Donald Trump's election.
Dr. David Resiman, a university professor, discusses his research work with students surrounding a tumor suppressor gene.
Second-year law student Chelsea Evans will serve as the South Carolina Law Review's first African-American editor-in-chief.
USC will be the new home of over 18,000 reels of Marine Corps historical footage.
Tyler Crochet talks about student efforts to establish a Collegiate Recovery Program for students who have recovered from addiction.
A motion to extend Faculty Senate voting rights to faculty who are not on track to receive tenure was referred back to committee at Wednesday afternoon’s meeting.
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss, the stepsister of Anne Frank, told her story of triumph over tragedy to students from across the Palmetto State for this year's President's Leadership Dialogue.
Anne Frank's stepsister, a Holocaust survivor and celebrated author in her own right, will share her story of advocacy Monday as part of the President's Leadership Dialogue.
"Brinner is Served" edition of USC’s Healthy Carolina initiative Gamecocks Eat Well teaches students how to make low-cost, healthy breakfast for dinner to promote healthy eating habits.
"I hope I’m tired by this time next year,” Student Body President-elect Ross Lordo said. “I think if you’re not tired by the end of it you didn’t do the job well enough.”
The annual Green Career Fair had more organizations than ever before this year and provides opportunities for all students.