In addition to a new master's program, the first Innovation Corp site in the state of South Carolina will provide a variety of new opportunities to USC students and staff.
A man listed as a University of South Carolina student was arrested Tuesday over a fire at the Hub apartments on Main Street.
The USC student lauded on social media for giving his food to a homeless man was surprised to see his story online but hopes it will inspire more good deeds.
For nearly 20 years, Dance Marathon has given Gamecocks the chance to fundraise for Palmetto Health Children's Hospital.
USC has joined a nationwide effort to educate citizens about railway safety during the week of Sept. 25.
Camp Carolina, an adapted physical education program for children with disabilities, gives back to the community while providing students with a hands-on learning experience.
USC will be home to the first Innovation Corp site in South Carolina.
The National Weather Service has issued a high surf advisory for the entire South Carolina coast just days following the 28th anniversary of Hurricane Hugo's landfall near Charleston.
Thanks to social media, Charlotte Gray Cannon's story about a fellow student and a homeless man has reached more than just students across campus.
Bisexuality Visability Week, culminating in Bi Visibility Day, is a meaningful celebration for students such as Miles Joyner and Drew Hill.
USC's social media guru CJ Lake, perhaps best known for her legendary tweets, serves a unique role in the university's communication team.
Groundbreaking professor Lori Ziolkowski, the first woman to win the Baillet Latour Fellowship, is providing new insights into the very nature of life on Earth and beyond, all the while inspiring the students she mentors.
After serving as student body president in 2016-17, the graduated Michael Parks will return to USC next fall when he enters the School of Law.
USC is one of ten South Carolina institutions on the receiving end of a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation.
USC students were some of the many Columbia residents shocked by the shooting that wounded eight people in the Vista early Saturday.
USC is home to many students from many different cultures, and this month OMSA is celebrating students who come from Hispanic cultures around the world.
Shots rang out early Saturday morning in Columbia's Vista district, injuring eight people and leading to four arrests.
