The Carolina Basketball Band contributes to the atmosphere at basketball games by creating a sense of unity between the team and fans cheering them on.
The Annual Mayor's Walk Against Domestic Violence featured local nonprofit organizations and survivors in hopes of raising awareness about domestic violence and educating citizens about resources to prevent and stop abuse.
USC students reported hundreds of instances of mold growth in on-campus dorms, detailing it crawling on their dressers, ceilings and pillows. Most mold outbreaks occurred in older dorms, prompting allergies, continuous coughing and asthma attacks. USC's maintenance system is outdated, meaning it can't efficiently track or analyze student complaints.
The University of South Carolina is reclaiming the "USC" acronym in a move to better reflect the university's "iconic" brand.
Dean of Libraries Thomas McNally is the second longest serving dean in USC. He has been serving in the job for 15 years as part of a 30-year career at USC.
Student-run "safe rides" GroupMe allows USC women to get rides from peers and create a safer rideshare experience. However, safe ride practices like SAMI (Stop, Ask, Match, Inform) should always be used.
Joe Cunningham, a candidate for governor of South Carolina, visited USC to talk about his stances on abortion, education, legalized marijuana and sports betting, and the importance of student turnout in the upcoming election.
USC announced an endowed chair and awarded it to Bobby Donaldson, associate professor and executive director of the Center for Civil Rights History and Research.
Some residents in off-campus housing complexes, like The Retreat, the Rowan and Palmetto Compress feel abandoned by management and are warning other students to stay away from signing leases.
Scam emails are common in USC inboxes, but some are not as easy to spot as others. The university offers tips on how to tell legitimate emails from phishing and scams.
A new Verizon partnership is facilitating research at USC by providing upgraded network systems and connectivity with its private 5G network.
Student leaders and faculty see the upcoming midterm elections as an important milestone for students to exercise their civic responsibility.
The Graduate Student Association hopes to grow graduate student's impact on campus as they increase diversity, improve communication and provide more support for students.
A panel discussed on Oct. 6 the positive and negative impacts artificial intelligence could have on the future of fields such as medicine, education and criminal justice.
University Student Health Services hosted a mental health summit to break stigmas surrounding mental health. Faculty and staff were in attendance telling their stories and explaining the importance of the subject.
Former Interim dean Thomas Hodges will become the dean of the College of Education starting on Oct. 15.
Track the evolution of The Daily Gamecock's coverage of the LGBTQIA+ community from the 1970s to today in our print edition, "With Pride."
