Group Exercise (GX) is trying to “flip the script on fitness stereotypes” by encouraging men to attend free GX classes through their #Guys4GX program which is going on from March 23 through March 27.
USC President Harris Pastides made the same requests to members of the Senate Finance Committee Wednesday that he did to house members in January.
This Friday and Saturday, the Koger Center will be showing the magical story of “Cinderella.”
USC’s Fraternity Council is going to be putting its best foot forward through a new partnership with the Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (STSM).
We applaud the Fraternity Council for their partnership with the Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (STSM).
On Saturday, March 21, the Columbia Museum of Art will be transported back in time to the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.
In general, the string quartet is one of the more emotional musical media. The repertoire is vast, and the interaction between the small group of musicians tends to add an element of intimacy to the repertoire.
For the first time in USC history, Student Health Services will centralize their care and their location.
With mere days until Dance Marathon’s main event, the organization is still pushing to raise "Half a Million in Half the Time."
One of the biggest holiday driven events in Columbia, St. Pats In Five Points, returned this year, despite the not so welcoming weather.
Today's briefs feature a man wounded after being shot by a flare gun, a boat capsizing and the Columbia police donating bikes to veterans.
“Anything can be an art form.” Infringement festivals have been taking place throughout North America, beginning in 2004 in Montreal.
Over Spring Break, the Thomson Student Health Center announced they will be now offering a new meningitis vaccine that provides USC students with additional protection against meningitis strain B.
Students will no longer have to travel all the way out to Garners Ferry Road in order to snag a bread bowl or a cinnamon crunch bagel — a Panera Bread restaurant is set to open in the Vista area some time early spring to mid-spring.
Featured in today's In Brief is President Obama's visit to Benedict College, cadets leaving the Citadel during a hazing investigation, and a judge that stopped S.C. State's President from being fired.
Residents who had been displaced from South Quad due to the flood that occurred on Monday gathered in Rutledge Chapel in order to discuss the state of their affairs.
