For some students, planning a trip can be difficult, but USC Outdoor Recreation (ORec) has come up with a way to ease that frustration. With Adventure Trips by ORec, students are able to go on a weekend or day trip that has already been planned for them.
Todays brief section features a possible freeze on Saturday and Sunday, an ex-sheriff sentenced to 30 months for fraud and a Columbia family being named the March of Dimes ambassador family.
The Gressette Room in Harper college was packed full of friends, family and students eagerly waiting to see who would be named this year’s Outstanding Woman of the Year.
On Wednesday morning, a small group of individuals were recognized for their courageous actions during the Sixth Annual Hero Awards, inside the Russell House Ballroom.
Students and faculty who feel the stress of the week creeping up on them have a resource to help relax and get back motivation thanks to Wind Down Wednesday.
For members of the Gamecock community, it is quite the month to be a social advocate here in Columbia. Not only is March Women’s History Month, but it is also the 40th Anniversary for the Women’s and Gender Studies program at USC.
USC has been participating in RecycleMania, a competition that pits USC against other universities across the nation in an intense recycling battle.
Today's brief section features an arrest of the accused murderer of a Benedict college professor and the Riverbanks Zoo's efforts to build a new sea lion exhibit.
In less than a month, hundreds of students and community members will be overtaking Blatt Field to celebrate the university’s 13th year with Relay for Life. But for one grad student, that very battle for life started many years ago.
University of South Carolina’s Indian Cultural Exchange (ICE) program held its annual Holi celebration Sunday afternoon on the Strom Thurmond field.
March is Women’s History month, and as a part of the calendar of events hosted by the Leadership and Service center, a student spotlight was held Monday night featuring University of South Carolina Student Body President, Lindsay Richardson.
Today's Brief section features an elevator recall, a movie drama filming in Columbia and an ambulance crash.
Today's In Brief section features Bob Jones III retracting his anti-homosexual statement, a new Darla Moore portrait and the search for information about a shooting that left one dead in Richland County.
USCDM raised a record-breaking $501,528 in its first year with a shorter event and public goal.
Due to the Women’s NCAA Regional Tournament being held at the Colonial Life Arena this weekend, the FS10 (Pearle Lab) parking lot will be closed for the weekend.
USC placed the Xi chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha under suspension Thursday, as the investigation regarding the death of one of the members is ongoing. The university is acting in accordance with the international fraternity, which placed the Xi chapter under administrative suspension Wednesday after first-year business student Charles Terreni, Jr.
An autopsy Thursday morning showed no signs of traumatic injury, according to Richland County Coroner Watts.