For the upcoming 2013-2014 football season, general admission ticket packages and prices will be going up across the board, but not as much as you might think.
With tuition and fees set to rise across the board this upcoming school year for USC students at almost every campus in the system, it’s clear our state’s legislature doesn’t have its priorities straight.
Despite the ongoing violence in Syria, it would be unwise for the United States to intervene.
With America being a leader in educational inequality, nation-wide standards such as Common Core need to be celebrated.
With all the recent exposure of back door goings on in government associations like the NSA and IRS, the bright shininess of the American dream seems to have dimmed a bit.
The various scandals that have arisen in the federal government recently do not reflect well on President Barack Obama’s administration.
It looks as if USC is getting smarter and smarter every day, thanks in no small part to the numerous grants and scholarships our school offers.
The unfortunate reality is almost everything we consume is being produced elsewhere, including the very products we eat.
If you take a look at various news headlines that have appeared from these past few years, it’s clear that America has a severe problem due to our rape culture.
After a crime wave that rocked the area last year, we think it’s great the Police Department will seek input from the citizens they have sworn to protect.
America is currently facing a debt crisis and it’s time we take a good hard look at the federal budget and make some tough choices.
There’s a lot of good that can be said about living in South Carolina. But despite all the things that make our state great, the one thing we drive on every day and typically take for granted could end up being our ultimate undoing.
Law enforcement may argue that alcohol is the root of all crime in Five Points, but the best way to lower the crime rate in Columbia to lower the drinking age.
Homelessness has always been a huge problem in Columbia, and it’s one that has only continued to get worse through the years.
After four years of working at The Daily Gamecock, I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve never seen me. While I admire the newspaper reporter’s adventurous spirit — searching for truth, meeting new people, sharing their stories — I prefer to work behind the scenes, often doing the job that only gets noticed when it isn’t done right.
It seems like pointing out the obvious to comment on the senseless nature of reality TV, but somehow TV shows that follow the lives of children in pageants, teenage moms or blue-collar jobs are all people can talk about.
Unfair blame after terrorist attacks breeds mistrust within community On Sunday, New York Rep. Peter King went on Meet the Press and discussed the Muslim community in America with the U.S.’s first Muslim congressman, Rep.