Lindsay Richardson: "I'm more of an ideas person"
By Amanda Coyne | Feb. 17, 2014If Lindsay Richardson had followed her plans from senior year in high school, she wouldn’t be running for student body president right now.
If Lindsay Richardson had followed her plans from senior year in high school, she wouldn’t be running for student body president right now.
The walls of Jameson Broggi’s Horseshoe apartment are covered with moments from early American history.
Thinking about the driving force behind her campaign for student body treasurer, Natalie Hageman summed up her greatest passion: “to give back.”
USC’s plans to build new football practice facilities near Williams-Brice Stadium have hit a snag worth six figures: methane.
Many thought they were imagining the tremors caused by the 4.1 magnitude earthquake that shook Columbia and surrounding areas Friday night.
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Winter weather couldn’t get in the way of love Wednesday night, as Freshman Council hosted its popular event “The Dating Game.”
The winter storm that slammed South Carolina is over, but its effects are not.
Studying abroad isn’t just created for students to experience. USC’s Study Abroad Office is now offering more unique ways for faculty and staff to take part in that experience.
The deadline is quickly approaching for students to study away at another school through the National Student Exchange program. This program allows students to get out of South Carolina and learn more about their own country.
After a week of handshakes, Greene Street banners and Horseshoe portraits, the seven students running for Student Government executive offices took to the Russell House Theater stage for debate Monday night.
A year ago, Tom Villeneuve noticed a strange rash on his skin. When he went to the doctor’s office, he left with a rare diagnosis — Sézary Syndrome, a type of cutanaceous lymphoma. “It is hard to diagnose so I felt lucky that my dermatologist ran the right test,” he said.
The Relay for Life team at USC has been gaining momentum at home, but now they are being recognized on the national stage.
When Kevin Curtis was at USC earning a degree in education, he imagined himself teaching middle school science.
Student senate opted not to vote Wednesday on a bill that would put a new constitution with significant changes to Student Government’s structure up for a vote by the student body.
Could you let a group of students plan your entire wedding? For Erin Stone and Scott Smith, partnering with USC’s HRTM 362 Wedding Planning & Management class was a no-brainer.
When Rick Wade, a candidate in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Tim Scott, visited the College Democrats on Tuesday night, he didn’t talk about the race so much as his history and beliefs.