A large crowd formed outside Columbia's Planned Parenthood Saturday, voices unified in protest against the organizations' practice of providing abortions, according to The State.
An institutional review requested by President Harris Pastides to investigate the university's actions immediately after the February shooting of Professor Raja Fayad by his ex-wife concluded "that the University's immediate reactions of the shooting . . . were appropriate."
After a long hot day of running around campus, many first-year students took part in the First Day of Classes Cookout Crawl.
In 2006, the editors of The Gamecock made a decision which bucked 100 years of tradition — they changed the paper’s name.
As more students return to USC for the 2015 fall semester — and campus dining halls once again hum with activity — one question seems unavoidable: “Where did my Bonus Bucks go?”
Michael Juan Smith was found guilty Monday evening on all counts in the shooting that paralyzed second-year management student Martha Childress two years ago, according to The State.
In April, USC was thrust into infamy after a screenshotted Snapchat of a student listing a racial slur as one of the “Reasons why USC WiFi blows” circulated on multiple social media platforms.
The Confederate flag's history in South Carolina
With a new year comes new sights to see around campus. Buildings that were under construction last semester have been finished up and are ready to be fully instated in USC’s learning community.
President Harris Pastides welcomes new — and returning — USC students back to campus.
Third-year USC law student Stephanie Wharen is set to compete in the 2015 Ringside World Championship Boxing Tournament from August 5-8, arguably one of the most important events within amateur boxing.
The college student population in America is largely governed by computer owners; 85 percent have a laptop. With such a large percentage using technology at least once a day, it seems that knowing the ins and outs of that technology would be a given.
USC has announced the naming of Joan T.A. Gabel as the new executive vice president of academic affairs and provost, according to a press release issued on Tuesday.
Today's in-brief looks at the state of South Carolina grieving the Chattanooga shootings, jail time (or lack there of) for those involved in an SC State corruption case and Lindsey Graham changing his phone number because of a Trump incident.
The KKK and NSM were met with fierce opposition during their rally outside of the South Carolina Statehouse on Saturday.
The University of South Carolina announced on Thursday morning that South Carolina Supreme Court Justice Jean Toal, the first woman to serve on the state's highest court, will be the commencement speaker for summer 2015 graduates on August 8.
