Board of trustees discuss member removal policies, 650 Lincoln to partially become freshmen housing
By Caleb Bozard | Oct. 15Nearly 900 beds in 650 Lincoln will become on-campus housing, the board of trustees announced during its meeting on Friday.
Nearly 900 beds in 650 Lincoln will become on-campus housing, the board of trustees announced during its meeting on Friday.
After years of lobbying by the Graduate Student Association, USC is now subsidizing 100% of health insurance for graduate assistants and full-time Ph.D. students.
The COVID-19 dashboard reports a total of 34 active COVID-19 cases with a total vaccination rate of 67%.
Despite reports saying South Carolina is unprepared for climate change, advocates continue to stay hopeful and fight the issue.
The Student Disability Resource Center been revamped and relocated to the Close-Hipp Building, Suite 102. This new location offers students testing areas, study spaces and places to do group activities.
The State held a virtual forum for Columbia's four mayoral candidates running on Wednesday. In the one hour and 15 minute event, the candidates answered questions from The State employees and citizens of Columbia and Richland School District 1.
The university updated its online COVID-19 dashboard.
Looking for a fun day trip? Look no further than Charleston, South Carolina.
South Carolina has 76 National Historic Landmarks throughout the state, making it a perfect place for a road trip for history enthusiasts.
Plantations are some of the most popular tourist destinations in South Carolina. Experts say educating visitors on slavery should be the focus of these events.
South Carolina's roads have been neglected for nearly 30 years. However, when the Department of Transportation was given a new source of revenue in 2017, a 10-year plan of road improvement began.
Student Government members respond to Voros' return to teaching in the spring 2022 semester.
A professor who is accused of sexual harassment in two active lawsuits against him and the university will be teaching online in the spring.
USC Law School's Pro Bono program has a new tool to combat legal deserts in South Carolina: a bus. The Palmetto LEADER travels to rural South Carolina offering legal services, and gives USC Law Students an opportunity to learn more about Pro Bono work.
The USC Prevention Research Center, a CDC funded member of the Prevention Research Center Network, has begun a year-long campaign aimed at increasing statewide COVID-19 vaccination rates in underserved populations.
USC updated its online COVID dashboard with new numbers.
The United States is experiencing an ammo shortage which has limited the supply and actively raised prices on ammo and guns. Here's the effect the shortage has had on USC students.
