Following the approval of the new Campus Village Project, Cliff residents were forced to move in the middle of the academic year. The relocation has caused complications for students.
Phi Mu Fraternity released a statement that it dismissed a USC student who made a racist social media post.
Over winter break workers were busy renovating the fourth floor of the Thomas Cooper Library. The renovations allow for more modern, tech-savvy furniture and increase seating capacity by nearly 100.
Multiple presidential candidates spoke at the King Day at the Dome event on Monday, Jan. 20.
Greene Crossing and YOUnion will partner with USC to provide 700 beds for students. It serves as a temporary solution while south campus is being rebuilt.
USC students are encouraged to get flu shots, as the disease is widespread in South Carolina this year.
The fourth annual Women's March was held Jan. 18 in front of the Statehouse. People of all ages came out to protest against Trump to secure reproductive rights, keep immigrant families safe and protect our environment.
After last being published in 1994, USC’s yearbook returns for the 2019-2020 school year under the name Thee Big Spur due to the vision of Samantha Petrelli, a fourth-year marketing and accounting student.
The University of South Carolina is found of “undue influence“ during recruitment of President Robert Caslen. The university will have two years to fix the issues that resulted in the influence of the presidential source.
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.
Student government's first executive Cabinet meeting of the semester was spent discussing updates for the spring.
Miss USA 2019 and Gamecock alumna Cheslie Kryst works as a lawyer doing pro bono work for prisoners, a correspondent for "Extra" and an ambassador for Dress for Success.
A look back at Luke Rankin's first semester in office, including successes, challenges and impact.
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.
