Protesters rally against Trump administration at 'No Kings' event
By Phoebe Gari | March 28USC students and other Columbia locals head to the statehouse to raise concerns against the Trump administration.
USC students and other Columbia locals head to the statehouse to raise concerns against the Trump administration.
Students, university officials, and fraternity and sorority leaders gathered at the University of South Carolina for a hazing prevention summit aimed at educating student organizations and promoting healthier campus culture.
The newly elected executive members and senators of Student Government were officially sworn into their positions at inauguration.
USC architect Derek Gruner provided updates on campus projects that are part of the USC Next master plan.
Cole Rotondo will serve as student body president for the 2026-27 term.
Myron Harris will serve as student body vice president for the 2026-27 term.
The TEDxCongaree Vista event took place in the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center on March 14. The theme of the event was ChangeMakers, honoring those in the community driving for change.
Ashley Reynolds will be the student body treasurer for the second time in the 2026-27 term.
Kiki D'Apolito will serve as the speaker of the student senate for the 2026-27 term.
USC's Korean language table is helping to bring students together and explore language and culture through discussions, games and cultural activities. The program connects students of all backgrounds and helps them grow beyond the classroom.
The women of Alpha Gamma Delta held the third annual Singing for Sami dance competition Wednesday to spread rideshare awareness in honor of sister Samantha Josephson.
USC's student senate passed recommendations to re-evaluate whether first-year students can park in campus garages and to add composting bins to all university dining halls.
A downtown Columbia building will house an office for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to a 10-year lease signed in October, a decision that surprised city and state officials. The lack of transparency and prior communication has raised concerns among University of South Carolina students for their safety and the safety of the campus long-term.
Cole Rotondo is elected as the next student body president; Rotondo ran against candidate Emma Strickland in a run-off election.
The University of South Carolina prepares to distribute up to $20.5 million annually to student-athletes under a new NCAA settlement, as state lawmakers quickly advance legislation that would allow the university to withhold details of those payments from the public. The discourse follows a Richland County lawsuit, after being denied those records ignited longstanding governmental transparency debates.
On Feb. 28, South Carolina's hands-free driving law full went into full effect. The USC community expresses their opinions on how they may be affected.
A bill is being proposed that would potentially require local law enforcement to collaborate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
