Student senate launched an overhaul of Student Government codes Wednesday night, tabling the proposed revisions of SG financial codes that have been in the works since at least April for another month.
While some events brought in hundreds of students, other brought in fewer than 50, leading to high per-student costs.
What’s the best practice for a job on Wall Street? Managing money, of course. Real money. Students who join the Carolina Investment Association have the opportunity to do just that once they learn the ins and outs of the finance industry.
With more old than new on the agenda, student senate met for the first time this semester, continuing work on previously proposed initiatives and talking about the future of Student Government.
You won’t see new members of the traditionally African-American National Pan-Hellenic Council sororities and fraternities on USC’s campus screaming and sprinting down the Horseshoe on Bid Day. Instead of a formal recruitment process, NPHC organizations have what’s called an intake process, and according to Briana Quarles, Sorority Council’s vice president of NPHC, “it’s really different.”
Less than three months ago, Megan Pinckney was on the national stage, competing for the title of Miss USA in Las Vegas. The fourth-year retailing student, who is also finishing her reign as Miss South Carolina USA, made it into the competition’s top five. After a sixth finalist was selected on Twitter, Pinckney was named fifth runner-up.
Bates House Crime of the Week is back in this week’s Crime Blotter
USC students will be exploring complex social issues in the classroom this semester, from homelessness to the ethical debate over what goes onto their plate.
Before the glitter, the balloons and the masses of painted faces, there was only the noise. From Greene Street — and Bull and Sumter streets — all that could be heard was a washed-out cacophony of cheers and whistles.
Football fans across campus, get ready to cash in your first absence of the semester. Provost Michael Amiridis has instructed USC faculty not to cancel classes on Thursday evening or Friday due to the Gamecocks’ Thursday night game against the UNC Tar Heels.
USC Board of Trustees finally set a name to the tailgating grounds formerly known as the State Farmer’s Market grounds, settling on Gamecock Park.
Fall semester brings about classes that give students the opportunity to earn credit while simultaneously relieving some stress.
Freshmen were either dodging obstacles on their way to class or lounging around waiting for class to start on the first day.
After retooling formal fraternity recruitment, Fraternity Council hopes potential new members will learn values and benefit the Carolina community.
Carolina Productions will feature more comedy acts this semester, but the names are considerably smaller than past performers.
This year’s record number of first-year students — about 4,900 — has posed a few challenges for some university departments. This year’s class has about 300 more students than last year’s, said Mary Wagner, senior director of undergraduate admissions.
A rainy move-in weekend might have soaked a few moving boxes, but the weather actually helped regulate the flow of thousands of students and their families on campus, University Housing Director of Administration Joe Fortune said.