Student comments on Twitter about a professor making a racist remark towards her in class prompts response from other students, the university and the professor.
USC's annual World Night saw performances, food and celebration of cultures from some of the many countries the student body represents.
Major T.J. Geary spoke to a crowd of faculty and staff about how to respond to an active killer situation.
A hospitality class at USC was able to give one couple a wedding that took place in Columbia at 701 Whaley.
Beauty Redefined was inspired by a journalism class the Kite twins took in college.
Students teamed up with AFSP to raise suicide awareness and provide experience, strength and hope to those who have lost.
The USC Fashion Board is putting on the 11th annual Fashion Week in Columbia, featuring student designs and special guests.
Across the world on Saturday at over 800 partner marches, students and gun control supporters protested mass shootings and the lack of legislative response. The March for Our Lives in Columbia drew a small crowd — about 3,000 — compared to the hundreds of thousands in Washington, D.C., but the marchers displayed the same passion and call to action.
Ross Lordo gave his last formal address as student body president Wednesday afternoon after a year of growth and accomplishment at the helm of Student Government.
The March For Our Lives in Columbia, taking place on Saturday, was organized by a Parkland, Florida native and will feature high school students and activists speaking out against gun violence.
Columbia's public safety committee, after multiple public hearings, has decided that closing bars at 2 a.m. may not solve behavior problems in entertainment districts and surrounding neighborhoods.
The first day of Spring at USC included inflatables, fire-eating and other carnival-like shows and activities for students.
With three African-American and three female candidates out of 11, the 2018 Student Government elections saw the most diverse pool in years. As a result, April 3 will see an African-American president and female vice president sworn into office. But the diversity this year was unusual.
One arrest has been made in connection with a shooting that injured three men in Five Points early Sunday morning.
First-year student Sophia Johnson advocates for animal rights and teaches university about sustainability through EcoReps and CARE-olina Animal Advocates.
After originally coming in second, Emerson Odagis was elected the next student body treasurer with 53 percent in a run-off election Wednesday night.
Mills Hayes, a third-year broadcast journalism student, won the run-off student body vice presidential election with 59.5 percent of the vote, and she reflects on her love for people, family and positive energy as she looks forward to her new position.
