The United Campus Workers of South Carolina, having recently been chartered, is focusing on the issue of healthcare but looks to achieve much more for student workers, faculty and staff at UofSC.
The Racial Justice Network, along with other community and activist groups, hosted a march down Main Street on Saturday to call for police accountability.
The Richland County Sheriff's Department and Black Lives Matter South Carolina announced a partnership ahead of BLMSC's march on the Statehouse Friday.
Following a march on Sen. Lindsey Graham's Columbia offices demanding action on police accountability and voting rights bills, the National Action Network and Black Lives Matter South Carolina hosted speeches from Rep. Jim Clyburn and other civil rights figures.
A new Greek Village house is now under quarantine.
The University of South Carolina now has 557 active coronavirus cases as of Thursday, with 553 of those being students.
The Office of the Provost at USC held its first meeting of the semester Friday morning. It discussed future plans for the spring semester, diversity and inclusion and outside demonstrators coming to campus.
Five out of 20 Greek Village houses are now under quarantine.
The Student Senate's first meeting of the semester held discussions of protests earlier in the day and how to deal with them, as well as COVID-19's effects on Student Government's budget.
NPHC held its annual Meet the Greeks dance celebration Wednesday in the Russell House ballroom.
For the second time since Friday, protestors brought signs with anti-Black Lives Matter, anti-LGBTQIA+ and religiously intolerant ideologies.
In a town hall Wednesday, President Bob Caslen and other officials gave coronavirus updates and commented on the recent protests on campus.
Historic Columbia and the Women's Rights and Empowerment Network teamed up Wednesday to honor the achievements of women in Columbia.
Sorority houses Chi Omega and Tri Delta are under quarantine as members test positive for coronavirus.
Bid Day was held online this year due to the coronavirus. Though the bid distribution might have been online, sororities still held socially distanced and masked celebrations.
A 19-year-old man was shot Sunday morning in Five Points. The victim, who underwent surgery, was not a USC student.
