Local law enforcement to potentially be required to collaborate with ICE
By Morgan Dunn | March 3A bill is being proposed that would potentially require local law enforcement to collaborate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
A bill is being proposed that would potentially require local law enforcement to collaborate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The senate passed several recommendations, including adding parking parameters to the Horizon Garage and adjusting professional certification support for students in the Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing.
Student body election results were announced, with Myron Harris being elected as vice president, Ashley Reynolds being elected as treasurer and Kiki D'Apolito being elected as speaker of the senate. There will be a run-off election next week for president between Cole Rotondo and Emma Strickland.
Political Converse is a 100% student-run organization at USC that encourages students to engage in political conversation to find common ground while exposing students to a variety of viewpoints spanning across the political spectrum.
The Daily Gamecock asked 40 USC students their thoughts on older politicians regarding representation, effectiveness, age and term limits.
Power provider Santee Cooper approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Brookfield Asset Management to repurpose two unfinished nuclear units just 30 miles outside of Columbia. Following trends in a need for power, these plants are proposed to be adapted to be AI datacenters.
As of October. 2, a measles outbreak occurred in Spartanburg, South Carolina. There have been over 900 confirmed cases since the outbreak was declared.
An upcoming accreditor backed by USC released a new document clarifying the rules it would use to evaluate universities. For the president of the South Carolina chapter of the American Association of University Professors, it is not enough.
The election commission held a hearing after complaints were filed against the Rotondo-Harris campaign for election violations, and the commission found it not responsible.
From environmental justice to climate collages, the Office of Sustainability's second Student Sustainability Summit became a tradition on campus Feb. 20. Whether organizing behind the scenes or presenting sustainable topics, the event was student-run.
The USC Board of Trustees met and provided updates on the Brain Health Initiative. The chancellors of the other USC campuses provided their budget requests for 2027.
Student Government election candidates had their debate Feb. 19, where they discussed what they could bring to the student body and student experience.
The senate passed several recommendations, including adding active shooter protocols to the Cocky Transitions Modules for new students and implementing a student-run emergency medical service.
There are five candidates for student body president in the upcoming election, all of whom have previous experience in Student Government: Jordan Cooper, Bradley Gittens, Cole Rotondo, Emma Strickland and Jacob Whisenant.
Executive candidates for the 2026 Student Government election have already started campaigning. Get to know the candidates for student body vice president, speaker of the student senate and student body treasurer. Elections will take place on Feb. 24 and 25.
USC's band won first place in the For Whom The Band Tolls competition announced Jan. 30 by Metallica. The band will receive $50,000 and be featured in next year's EA SPORTS College Football video game.
A variety of factors go into the community’s reaction when it comes to environmental events. An individual's experience, perspective or location all change how messages about these events need to be communicated.
