A check for $30,000 changed hands Wednesday night in Swearingen auditorium as the USC chapter of Circle of Sisterhood celebrated the conclusion of their fundraising campaign to raise money for a school in an impoverished district of Nicaragua.
The Global Café, the newest addition to Carolina Dining is now open and located on the second floor of the new Darla Moore School of Business.
Students often stay up late on Friday nights, but rarely are they using this time to help a local nonprofit.
Members of student organizations may have seen some new faces at their meetings last week.
Politics and pork united Wednesday on Greene Street with “BBQ with Benjamin.”
All students who take at least 12 credit hours pay a campus activity of $83, while other students pay seven dollars per hour.
Some students will vote on Tuesday and be glad it’s over with, but others, like second-year political science student Brett Harris, won’t know what to do with themselves come Wednesday.
Students lined the back of the auditorium and stood in the doorway Wednesday night in order to hear the second annual “Carolina Clash” between USC College Democrats, Republicans and Libertarians.
College students are typically vulnerable to contagious diseases such as the flu, but students have even more to worry about with Ebola.
On Tuesday night, with one week until Election Day, USC’s College Democrats hosted Bakari Sellers, one of two candidates running for lieutenant governor.
Brandon Picow, third-year global supply chain and operations management student is starting a group at USC for students with diabetes.
This week marks the beginning of Student Health Services’ Wellness Week.
On Monday night, the University of South Carolina hosted Ihron Rensburg, vice chancellor and principal of the University of Johannesburg.
The USC Department of Law Enforcement and Safety is now located at the newly renovated 1600 Hampton St. Annex.
The Pendleton Street electrical substation will be upgraded Thursdays, resulting in two short planned power outages to the Columbia campus, according to USC public relations.
The Carolina Community Farm and Garden (CCFG), founded in 2007, is the first community garden on campus.
Every residence hall on USC’s campus is part of a learning community, but few are as well known as West Quad.