SG leaders fight for funds across state
By Taylor Cheney | Feb. 3, 2011South Carolina Higher Education Rally planned for Feb. 15 at Statehouse
South Carolina Higher Education Rally planned for Feb. 15 at Statehouse
Amendments focus on tailgating, advertising
University-wide opportunities provide students with real-world experience
Students protest Egyptian president’s 30-year reign
USC’s Carolina Productions paid over $15,000 in student fees to bring Jenny Sanford on campus for a lecture and meet-and-greet Wednesday night.
Student-led business organization open to all students
USC Career Center offers students help in gaining real-world training
Sociology course serious academic endeavor
The spicy chicken sandwich arrived at the Russell House Chick-fil-A today.
Before the gigantic circus elephants perform Thursday night in the opening of the Barnum & Bailey Circus’ annual stop here, they must depart from large carrying trains and make their way a few blocks to the Carolina Coliseum.
Over 600 participants, many from USC, make this year’s race most successful in five-year history
Former Student Body President Andrew Gaeckle is in a Washington, D.C. hospital after being shot early Saturday morning. Gaeckle is expected to recover and was up and walking Sunday morning, according to messages posted by his mother on Facebook. Washington police officials haven’t released details of the incident yet, but reports indicate the shooting was part of a late-night armed robbery. Gaeckle, a Colorado native, was student body president during the 2008-2009 academic year, served as a University Ambassador and graduated in 2009. He moved to Washington to work as an analyst for Morgan Borszcz Consulting.
Outsiders say recruitment could suffer sans house
After chilly month, snow days, students enjoy Sunday heat
Student organizations, businesses both benefit from fundraisers
Current system for rating students causes discrepancies