After an intense session with groundbreaking cases, the Supreme Court may seem confusing, yet powerful. It's important that people understand how the court works as well as the cases that come out of it.
President Michael Amiridis started July 1, hopefully leading USC into a positive, new era. Amiridis needs to listen to faculty and staff when making major decisions.
The South Carolina primaries were recently held, it's important for South Carolinians to educate themselves about the elections and all the candidates running. The current polarization of this country is at an all time high and these midterms will be very telling for the future of America.
With the onset of heat waves in the U.S. this year, it has been hard to deal with this sudden rise in temperature. Here are some ways to help you manage the summer heat.
Summer is the best time to relax with a nice book. These seven romance, fiction and mystery BookTok books are a great way to kick off the summer.
Although it is a place of much talent, South Carolina hasn't had the impact on art and pop culture the way other areas have. This could change drastically if supporting local creators became a priority for those who live here.
Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization is a threat to women's rights, not just the right to an abortion. Read more here to find out why everyone who is able to get pregnant should be concerned for their future.
Learning about the history of Pride and talking to people from the LGBTQIA+ community are just some of the ways you can celebrate Pride all year long.
Donna Arnett will be USC's new provost starting in August and is a good pick for the university, but she must focus on retaining faculty and staff talent and hearing their input.
Even with Lia Thomas' win at the NCAA championship, S.C. conservatives still have to fight with what little evidence suggests that transgender athletes are lesser than cis ones.
Each class is necessary to graduate for a reason as the knowledge you gain from that class will be needed after the final exam period. To help students get to the end of exam week, though, professors shared some advice they had for studying and acing finals.
While completing my clinical in the ICU this semester, I have seen more COVID patients than I have ever seen before. While I am not allowed in the rooms since I’m a student, it has been very eye-opening to see these critically ill patients up close and personal and see first-hand the pandemic’s effect on everyday people, and not just reading it in the news.
When I think back on my time in college so far, it's the individual memories that come to mind. Though these moments don't cross my mind everyday, when my friends and I begin our stories with "Remember when ..." I know I'm in for a good laugh.
Action taken by students and faculty have put progressive practices in place on campus. These movements will continue to make the university a safer place for everyone.
Your 20s are the years of your life where you are meant to see new places, try new things and take the time to discover who you are or could be. Take a gap year to travel, volunteer, get a part-time job or discover new hobbies.
COVID-19 has drastically changed the workforce by normalizing remote work and technology use in the workplace. Graduates said they feel like USC has prepared them for their future careers in the wake of the pandemic, but USC has not prepared them enough for the increased flexibility of the workplace post-pandemic.
Because of the university administration's many failures, the student body has progressively lost faith in Student Government's ability to create change. If this continues, the morale of USC will descend further.
