Column: USC needs to create a space for alternative people of color
By Kamora King | Nov. 7There needs to be more inclusivity in the alternative space so that people of color can more community across the university and music scene.
There needs to be more inclusivity in the alternative space so that people of color can more community across the university and music scene.
With the recent release of his eighth studio album, "For All the Dogs," now is the perfect time to explore Drake's discography. These five songs are his most underrated.
"Safe rides" on GroupMe, a USC student-run transportation system, has seen a surge in prices this fall, but don’t let that dissuade you. The safety of female students still remains the priority so don't pick Lyft simply because it may be cheaper.
Emily Henry novels are the perfect summer getaway. Here are four of her works to help get you summer lovers through the colder months ahead.
On social media, violence against women is inappropriately portrayed and responded to. Disturbing reactions to the abuse of women in comments and videos are posted constantly. Many women are advised to "just say no," are treated like objects, and are seen as less deserving of protection when faced with unwarranted violence.
Studying abroad can be a difficult adjustment to anyone but how you approach the experience determines how worthwhile it will be to you. Pushing yourself out of your comfort zone leads you to things you never could have imagined.
It is past time we questioned conventional gender roles and embraced the empowerment of choosing non-traditional career paths. The University of South Carolina's career center encourages its students to follow their passions regardless of what society expects of them.
Academic anxiety has a significant impact on a students' well-being and academic performance. However, there are ways to relieve stress and make schoolwork manageable.
The recent court ruling banning affirmative action in the college admissions process has left companies concerned about whether affirmative action will be removed from the workplace. Affirmative action has provided benefits to companies by increasing diversity in the workplace and increasing overall profits, which would be hurt by the removal of the practice.
It is easy to slip into the habit of feeling behind in life. Important steps such as creating boundaries with yourself, focusing on your goals and not comparing yourself with others can help to end that "I'm behind in life" feeling.
LinkedIn has grown to be more than just a social networking app. Make sure you're educated on how to make the most of your profile by using these eight tips.
The Daily Gamecock's 2023 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap introduces the paper's newest print edition. "With this new edition, The Daily Gamecock has been able to refocus on our goal, telling stories that matter to students," Dunlap writes.
The number of radical presidential candidates is increasing, and it's up to voters to do their research to vote for less extreme and more moderate candidates. Only the more moderate canidates will deliver on their promises and help unite the population.
Who runs the world? Apparently Taylor Swift, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and Greta Gerwig did in the summer of 2023.
The resources provided by the Thomas Cooper Library are often overlooked by students, but the library does so much more than loan books. Students should take advantage of the multitude of resources and services that the library has to offer.
