This Veteran’s Day week, the Student Veterans Association (SVA) is offering students and staff a chance to say thank you to the military community with their Salute to Service event on Greene Street.
Veterans Day, a national holiday marking the end of World War I, honors all past and present United States military held annually on Nov. 11.
Dog lovers from all over campus met near Davis Field on Tuesday to pet a service puppy from Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS), the service dog training organization.
The Gamecock Pageant Club hosted their first scholarship pageant on Monday evening in the Russell House ballroom.
During Monday’s Fraternity Council meeting, the council voted to pass or veto proposed changes made to the Council by-laws.
After going strong for the last decade, Healthy Carolina celebrated 10 years of the healthy campus initiative Monday night at the Darla Moore School of Business.
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Carolina Ballroom hosted a ballroom dance competition Sunday against NC State, Georgia Tech and UNC Charlotte.
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Columbia is constantly growing and expanding and, like cities of its kind, fewer people are relying on cars for transport as more resort to cheaper options — including public transportation and walking.
An unidentified subject and Columbia Police Department Officer Stacy Case were killed in the Vista in separate incidents on Saturday night.
A Diversity Dialogue was held as part of the Creed and Diversity Week celebration. It was called 'Social Justice in Greek Life' and focused on the achievements and failings of Greek organizations at USC.
An individual was reported shot around 10:15 p.m. Saturday night on the corner of Lincoln and Gervais Street.
Wednesday evening in the Leadership and Service Center in Russell House, the Homecoming Commission held a forum open to the student body.
On Oct. 30 the university announced that the decision has been made to move their commencement calendar in 2016 from ceremonies held in May, August and December to only May and December.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Carolinian Creed. In light of the Creed’s long standing presence on campus, the Office of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity and the Carolina Judicial Council (CJC) sponsored a weeklong celebration in its honor: Creed & Diversity Week.
Sustainable Carolina hosted the third annual Reclaimed Runway fashion show, featuring 14 original designs made entirely from recycled or up-cycled materials. Third-year retail and fashion merchandising student Anne Coleman took home first place. The show is associated with EcoReps's No Impact Week.