Student Government presidential candidate Michael Parks has been reinstated to the runoff race after the SG Constitutional Commission reversed one of the Election Commission decisions against him.
The President's Inclusion Forum allowed students to voice their concerns about diversity and under-representation on campus, some of which stemmed from the 2020 Vision movement in November.
A USC student, along with two student groups, has filed a lawsuit against USC for punishing students for protected speech.
Career Catwalk, a fashion show put on by Carolina Closet and the Career Center, showed students how to dress professionally and prepare for business gatherings.
Events this week include Career Catwalk, Green Career Fair and Dance Marathon.
University President Harris Pastides hosted NCAA President Mark Emmert for his annual President's Leadership Dialogue to speak about leadership philosophies and the positive impacts of sports on young leaders.
The Student Government presidential runoff election has been postponed until after an appeals hearing for any candidates who have complaints filed against them.
After having been disqualified from the election, student body president candidate Michael Parks has been granted standing for an appeal by the Student Government Constitutional Council.
Student body presidential candidate Michael Parks has been accused of coercing a fraternity into voting for him and has been reported for multiple campaign code violations involving unofficial voting stations and fliers distributed in residence halls.
Tradeversity is a new company and app that allows students to buy and sell with other students exclusively. It was started by USC alumni Mike and Evan Meyers, and they hope to expand their services to up to 20 campuses by the end of this year.
Michael Parks and Trey Byars will be on the ballot for the student body presidential runoff next week. Ross Lordo has been elected student body vice president, and Stinson Rogers won his race for student body treasurer.
"Being an LGBTQ Person of Color," or QPOC, is a discussion group dedicated to creating a safe space for LGBTQ people of color to discuss various topics relevant to their community. During Tuesday's meeting, they discussed the implications of music videos for Beyonce's "Formation" and Coldplay's "Hymn for the Weekend."
From singing to dancing to Japanese cup-and-ball trickery, students showcased their skills and talents at “USC’s Got Talent” Tuesday evening in Russell House Theater. World championship juggler and comedian Ivan Pecel hosted the event.
Student body vice presidential candidate Ross Lordo discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.
Student body vice president candidate Alexis Free-Jenkins discussed her experience, her platform and her inspirations.
Student body vice presidential candidate Aaron Kirby discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.
Student body presidential candidate Dennzon Winley discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.