Peace Corps builds ranks at USC
By Sarah Hartley | March 29, 2011304 alumni have been part of volunteer organization, and 26 currently serve
304 alumni have been part of volunteer organization, and 26 currently serve
Clean energy facility now three years behind schedule
Experts say coastal city could become state’s most populated
More than 100 students hitch free rides Thursday night
Event highlights different cultures with performances
UPDATE 1:45 p.m.: Josh Kendall of The State newspaper was able to contact Clowney, who said he did nothing wrong.
Students to perform YouTube sensation
Athlete speaks to Students
Sister of professional football player speaks on family, movie
Free concert provides activities, local food, bands
SG taxi service provides safe transportation home
Darla Moore begins funding for aerospace research center in first speech since replacement
'My commitment to USC is as strong as ever' Darla Moore had hundreds of students, almost a dozen television cameras and USC’s top officials packed inside a captive Russell House ballroom, ready to hear her thoughts on being removed from USC’s board of trustees. Moore didn’t give them. In a powerfully captivating speech that left a few students in tears, she instead chose to give $5 million more to the university for an aerospace research center that will be the “wave of the future” in a knowledge-based economy.
USC: Women's Quad needs work
College World Series champions lose hair to support Camp Kemo, a weeklong summer camp for children, teens with cancer
Today's town hall forum comes one day after Statehouse protest
Darla Moore will speak to students Thursday at noon inside the Russell House ballroom, USC officials confirmed Wednesday afternoon. The forum is open to the public and Moore is expected to take questions.