On Friday the Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted its annual MLK Commemorative Breakfast. The Social Justice Awards were also given out at the event to recognize individuals who embody the ideals of Dr. King.
A crucial piece of history is missing from the story of USC. That piece is called slavery. In order to ensure this history isn't lost, President Caslen has put together a committee dedicated to shining more light on this part of USC's history.
Forbes magazine recently recognized Sam Bobley — USC alumnus and CEO and co-founder of the financial technology company Ocrolus — as one of the 2020 "30 Under 30" honorees in the finance category. Bobley hopes to get more involved in sharing his entrepreneurship expertise with USC students.
In November 2019, Kappa Alpha hosted a dance competition called "Dancing With The KAs." The money raised went toward the construction of Camp Cole, a place which serves as a retreat and place of recovery for those undergoing serious illness.
The School of Library and Information Science faculty voted Friday to change the school's name.
USC hosted its 65th annual tree lighting ceremony on the Horseshoe where students were served hot chocolate and hors d'oevres.
Two upcoming exhibits, "It's Alive!" and "TRIBE" at the Columbia Museum of Art reflect growing inclusivity of what's considered art in the museum world.
The Big Event is a yearly community service event that seeks to promote community engagement.
The 'Party of the Year' begins as Relay for Life starts their fundraising for its annual walk-a-thon on Blatt Fields.
Through hosting fundraisers throughout the fall semester, the Dance Marathon organization is hopeful it will exceed last year's record-breaking fundraising numbers.
As football season comes to a close, students can keep busy on Saturdays by experiencing Soda City, visiting The West Columbia Riverwalk Park and Amphitheater or admiring public art and performance art opportunities around Columbia.
Students to learned about other cultures while making crafts, eating free food and jamming out to music with their friends at the second annual Christmahannakwanizka.
Nightlife safety and the Carolinian Creed's visibility on campus were discussed in cabinet's final fall 2019 meeting.
Bernie Sanders visited USC on Sunday to speak about issues such as student debt, health care reform and climate change at an "eat and greet" in Russell House Ballroom.
From fights with bouncers to spending $100 on calzones, the drunken antics of Five Points has become the norm for USC drinking culture.
While USC hosts a number of sustainable-minded groups and individuals, it faces barriers in its pursuit of solutions. The reason for many campus sustainability issues lies in larger recycling trends and general awareness.
Many Capstone residents continue to find mold in their rooms. FIXX cleans the mold on a case-by-case basis.
