Tie-dye event kicks off Sustainability Week
By Jake FitzGerald & Abby Plant | Oct. 4, 2011Organization provides shirts, encourages green initiatives
Organization provides shirts, encourages green initiatives
USC will consider dropping system
School, city officials reach out to students scattered all over Columbia
School, city officials reach out to students scattered all over Columbia
School, city officials reach out to students scattered all over Columbia
School reaches out to students scattered all over Columbia
School, city officials reach out to students scattered all over Columbia
Library officials want to have the system ready immediately after fall break
More robberies, more drug arrests, official says
Moore School hosts discussion with UBS Head of Political and Country Risk
Hollings University English professor shares stories from collection, advice on creative writing
Performances to honor Pulitzer Prize-winning American playwright
Honors Council hosts shag tutorial on the Horseshoe for students
On-campus residency cost has increased $900 since 2007
$5 million Darla Moore donation yet to arrive, USC says
The fire alarm in Woodrow College, an on-campus apartment building on Greene Street across from Russell House, blared around 3 p.m., causing occupants to evacuate the residence hall. The cause? Burnt toast. Alice Higgins, a third-year study abroad student majoring in English and history, nervously identified herself as the culprit. “We were all just sitting here,” Higgins said. She had her first-floor door propped open, airing out her apartment. “I flipped the toaster to dark, and all of a sudden it was smoking. The fire department decided to give us a visit.” Higgins said there was no penalty or serious consequence. “They rolled their eyes and said it happens all the time,” she said.
McMaster Gallery features artisans