Student government candidates want to be the voice of the student body, but they don't seem to realize that students are more than capable of using their own voices to fight for change.
S.C. State representatives convened on Jan. 26 to discuss several bills banning critical race theory that would punish educators and shield students from the truth.
USC's parking cannot sustain more than 34,000 students. The university needs to implement better solutions to curb any parking issues that may arise in the future.
While there is still so much to do in order to have students trust the Title IX task force turned implementation group, progress has been made. This group is filled with passionate workers who want to make USC a safer place.
The university needs better accessibility for persons with disabilities around campus. This is done by bringing upgrades to the current accessibility we have on campus, fixing paths, quick repairs for anything out of order and informing all students on where wheelchair accesses are for buildings.
As the seasons change, so does our skin. Factors like cold air, dry indoor heating, low humidity and moisture-stripping products can leave skin rough, itchy and irritated. Using fragrance free and gentle soap, shortening your shower and moisturizing after showering can help your skin stay healthy.
In 2022, look for the three C's: Clogs, catsuits and color. Use these upcoming trends as an excuse to shake up your wardrobe and stop relying on what you are used to in order to feel secure in your clothes. Try incorporating these comfy and colorful trends early in 2022 to stay ahead of the curve.
The Moore School is committed to changing lives through education and accomplishing this by working in a diverse and inclusive community. The variety of perspectives and experiences of our faculty, staff and students are invaluable assets, and the Moore School strives to create an environment where all are equally valued and have the opportunity to succeed.
The REACH Act is a necessary step to improve civic education here at USC.
Students at USC should get interested in joining a club this semester. There are many benefits both socially and career-wise. Many clubs have flexible schedules and meeting new people is always a plus.
We are hopeful — yet skeptical — USC's President-Elect Michael Amiridis' promises of change are not just to ease the student body into a new administration but hold more validity than those of his predecessors.
As the university's search for its president possibly comes to a close, student needs are once again an after-thought. This pattern of disrespect needs to stop and the university needs to be held accountable.
With the spring semester back in full swing, it's important to make sure everyone is protecting their mental health. Prioritizing your mental health can be hard with school, but some of these tips may help.
Interim university President Harris Pastides spoke inaccurately about diversity and sexual misconduct during USC's first budget presentation to the General Assembly in 2022. Additionally, the House of Representatives showed its reluctance to properly fund higher education.
The deaths of two USC students have shaken our community and brought attention towards the Vulcan Materials Company quarry. Change is necessary to prevent more student deaths, but progress will not be made without cooperation from Vulcan Materials Company, the university and its students.
Republican political interference in South Carolina's higher education system is a serious threat to academic freedom in SC. USC's administration must take a stand to protect faculty and the university.
As I enter into the editor-in-chief position, more than anything, I'm feeling hopeful. In my personal life, I'm hopeful that I'll learn to balance my work with my play, and as an organization, I'm hopeful The Daily Gamecock will continue improving and serving its community.
