USC is selling students minors that cannot be finished because required courses are not offered, and the university refuses to be honest about it.
In order to keep its international business program among the nation's best, the Darla Moore School of Business must expand the slate of available study abroad options to its students.
South Carolina’s coastline is disappearing at an accelerating rate due to factors such as rising sea levels, erosion and intensifying storms. Everyone feels the effects of it, and homeowners are paying for it, with insurance premiums skyrocketing.
The success of professional, national and regional hockey teams facilitates the growth of the sport. These triumphs deserve to be celebrated and remembered. Every late-game heroic and overtime winner not only provides lifelong memories for communities, but leads the way for personal journeys in the sport.
Is Yik Yak helping students at USC stay informed and connected, or is the anonymity fueling negativity and rumors around campus? While students can use this social media app for advice and insight on campus, it is questionable if the entertainment is worth the potential harm.
They sued for the microphone, ran a watchlist that sent death threats to a professor's family and fired educators for their opinions. It was never about free speech.
House Bill 3795, if passed, would radically change USC's campus for the worse. It would require at least 70% of admitted USC students to be from South Carolina, which sounds great for people from the state, until you think about the finances.
The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" and South Carolina’s tax reforms are offering student workers a critical win for their wallets.
American citizens are too quick to draw conclusions about major events and blame opposing political ideology. However, it would be far more advantageous to question the motivations and actions of our leaders and the individuals we place in power.
The Grateful Dead co-founder and rhythm guitar pioneer shaped American music for six decades — from a chance meeting in a Palo Alto music store to a 60-year celebration at Golden Gate Park.