Three USC professors received The National Institutes of Health Fragile X Centers of Excellence grant. Two studies will help discover more about fragile X over a lifespan.
USC first-year finance, economics, supply chain and risk management student Landon Lyle announced plans to run for Oconee County Council, representing District III. His campaign centers on transparency, responsible budgeting and proactive development.
USC students report mold, utility and insect infestation issues in their on-campus residence halls. The Daily Gamecock interviewed 41 students about issues in their residence halls. At the same time, USC faces an enrollment plateau that could change USC Housing's strategy.
Former Tigers explain why they made the leap to USC, how they built new communities, and why life as a Gamecock turned out to be the better fit — color scheme included.
Two USC students were selected to participate in the International Forum We, the Youth, as part of a global youth policy initiative. By working with youth around the world in national and international conferences, they are helping to amplify the voices of the youth and shape global policy.
The JobSnap app is designed for users to provide or find various services, such as power-washing or rides to the airport.
Some of the top student organizations are adjusting to the new funding model put in place earlier this school year. Some like the change but say that funds are more competitive to get, while others say it's too early to see effects.
One month into the government shutdown, furloughed Washington Semester students are unsure if or when they will return to their internships. They're adjusting to a new curriculum while they grapple with uncertainty surrounding their jobs and finances.
Six weeks in, students are still divided on use of USC’s ChatGPT servers, the Daily Gamecock found. Across academic disciplines, professors and students are often choosing to embrace AI in the classroom in the wake of USC’s contract with OpenAI.
Residents of USC's McBryde residence hall shared their thoughts on moving out of the 70-year-old residence hall set to be demolished in spring 2026.
Experts and a former USC student discuss and reflect on their experiences during Hurricane Helene. They look back on the impact the storm had and share what has changed both for the city of Columbia, as well as in their personal lives.
Students at USC hope to provide a positive environment to juvenile detainees by volunteering with Share ONE Love.
USC alum Julian Sikkes built a website that uses AI to help diagnose car issues and provide ways to fix them.
In collaboration with other marine science research institutions, USC's Baruch Marine Institute joined the Lowcountry Shrimp Collaborative to research the effects of rising water temperatures on two species of commercially valuable shrimp. The Lowcountry Shrimp Collaborative, a collection of Southeastern marine science research organizations, analyzed historical data and current field samples to determine how estuarine shrimps' migratory patterns are impacted by increasing water temperatures.
USC chemistry professor Susan Richardson and her research team work to identify harmful contaminants in South Carolina drinking water and study the impacts of human action on drinking water.
Three computer science students created a website that creates flashcards from a user's notes using artificial intelligence. Students can upload their personal notes, PDFs, PowerPoints and more to have flashcards generated for them to study with.
Though he had little experience with computer software, USC alumnus and former finance student Andrew Nye created an AI software that aims to reduce billing paperwork for skilled nursing facilities. Qatalyst Health launched in Nov. 2023 and is on track to work with over 100 skilled nursing facilities by the end of 2025.
