SG Candidate Profiles: Nick Santamaria, treasurer
By Emily Barber | Feb. 16, 2016Student body treasurer candidate Nick Santamaria discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.
Student body treasurer candidate Nick Santamaria discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.
Student body treasurer candidate Stinson Rogers discussed his experience, his platform and his inspiration.
Fourth-year chemical engineering student Eric Bringley was named one of 35 American students to win the prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship.
Dates to know on campus this week include the Student Government elections and USC's Got Talent.
Student body presidential candidate Michael Parks discusses his experience, his platform and his inspirations.
Despite your current relationship status, Galentine's Day gives you something else to celebrate this weekend: your best girl friends. Take our advice and spend Saturday celebrating the love of sisters before misters.
This article is a response to the editorial board article titled Missouri case shows ignoring campus racism no longer an option.
In April, USC was thrust into infamy after a screenshotted Snapchat of a student listing a racial slur as one of the “Reasons why USC WiFi blows” circulated on multiple social media platforms.
For the kids!” students yelled on Greene Street as pies were thrown into their faces by their friends and peers.
Roger Sawyer of USC’s biology department has been named the new interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Finals week is on its way, which means, along with studying until sunrise and students pouring their hearts and souls into textbooks, Thomas Cooper Library is about to get a lot more crowded.
Brightly colored signs drew students to Davis Field and chants of "Legalize it" and "Save lives, end the drug war!" could be heard all the way at Thomas Cooper Library.
The rain didn’t stop a large crowd from gathering for USC’s Relay For Life at Blatt Fields Friday at 7 p.m. to support the American Cancer Society in their goal to raise money to fund cancer research.
The Daily Gamecock took home 28 awards at the annual South Carolina Press Association Collegiate Awards Presentation on April 10 at Bob Jones University.
Men sporting brightly colored heels and tights were sure to be a show stopper, but for the Walk A Mile In Their Shoes event, it became a central way to discuss the issues of sexual assault and abuse in Columbia. For the past six years Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (STSM) has hosted Walk A Mile In Their Shoes to raise awareness about sexual violence and to highlight local, non-profit organizations that are available to help survivors of sexual assault and abuse. The Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands is a non-profit organization that began in 1983.
Katie Shelgren, a fourth-year public relations student, and her fiancé Will Boggs, a USC alum, have founded Raising a Voice, an organization dedicated to educating the public about human trafficking and helping to bring it to an end.
The Relay for Life team has been spending the week painting the town in shades of purple. Purple is the color that represents Cancer Survivors and, secondarily, is used to promote the Relay for Life events.