On Friday, USC announced that students were no longer allowed to live in on-campus residence halls until at least April 5 in response to the coronavirus pandemic. These closures complicated housing arrangements for students, leaving them "frustrated" and "upset."
Universities should financially accommodate students and their families during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Student Body President Luke Rankin and Student Body President-elect Issy Rushton share a message to the student body.
Now facing the reality of the pandemic, the health and safety of The Daily Gamecock staff is our highest priority.
South Carolina athletic director Ray Tanner discussed the effects of the coronavirus on Gamecock athletics Friday night.
USC will no longer allow students to live in on campus housing in the Columbia campus.
The University of South Carolina will extend spring break until March 22 and resume classes online on March 23. Classes will resume face-to-face on April 6.
Dr. Eric Brenner, along with Student Health Services' Deborah Beck and Dr. Judith Chontos-Komorowski spoke about the potential impact of coronavirus in Russell House Theater March 2.