"This Week in South Carolina," hosted by Dean Charles Bierbauer, will feature a conversation about the state's legislature, appearances from prominent guests like Nikki Haley and collaboration between ETV and journalism students in the Greenhouse Studios.
The 2017 Student Government election process began this week on Jan. 17 and will continue until March 15.
University officials are requesting over $90 million in new funding from the General Assembly for 2017-18, including $71.5 million to to build a new medical school.
USC and Clemson student governments hope to start a new period of more student involvement in state government, beginning with their Wednesday release of the Student Higher Education Report and Honor Roll.
Students and panelists met to discuss the life of MLK and his historical impact.
After being convicted on Dec. 15, Dylann Roof was sentenced Jan. 10 to the death penalty for 33 counts of murder and hate crimes.
Governor Nikki Haley recognizes service of SC residents in her State of the State Address and highlights the moments she'll never forget.
A preview of the initiatives Student Government will be working toward this semester.
As last year’s legislative session came to a close, members of the South Carolina General Assembly pre-filed 556 bills for 2017.
A brief summary of five news stories that may have passed you by during the winter holidays.
Emily Sue Dawson White, a former USC Athletic Hall of Fame member and well-known administrative assistant, passed away Wednesday.
South Carolina experienced freezing temperatures as well as snow this past weekend that compromised travel plans for many students coming back from winter break.
With final exams looming, some students got a comforting reprieve from a band of puppies outside Thomas Cooper Library.
The holiday season officially arrived on campus Thursday with the ceremonial lighting of the campus Christmas tree.
The longtime president of South Carolina public broadcasting will step down in the near future, the officer accused of killing an African American man in Charlotte won't face charges, and a Sumter church suffered over $2,000 in damages after being vandalized.
Look back on Student Government's biggest moves of the semester and learn about their plans for the spring.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
