Members of the American Association of University Professors, represented by President Carol E. Harrison, call on President Harris Pastides to respond publicly to the revelations in the Chronicle article.
Saying "yes" to going out to events again isn't a bad thing now that live performances and sports games are happening again. We can all regain something inside of us by doing so. These outings bring people together and create a sense of community while also supporting artists and teams.
The Carolina and Clemson rivalry is a way for students to get involved in their community and show school spirit. While it started with bad blood, it's now a way for South Carolinians to come together.
Traditions are the framework that bind all present and past Gamecocks together.
Soda City serves students — both producers and consumers. Whether you're looking to market yourself or participate in a community event, Soda City is the place to be.
USC has created an atmosphere that tolerates and encourages different beliefs and opinions regardless of their popularity. Regardless of our ideologies, protesting and speaking up are things we should do as a community.
USC's student section is known for being hectic. However, a broader community is behind it that contributes to home team advantage and solidarity among students.
Our daily lives can often feel too busy for breakfast. But by skipping breakfast, you are sacrificing the potential to perform and feel your best.
Climate change is an ever-increasing problem, one with huge impacts on the people of South Carolina. We, as residents of the state, should do our best to curb the impact of climate change by reducing our carbon footprint.
Black students face many struggles while enrolled at primarily white institutions. These struggles range from racism, microaggressions, alienation and lack of diversity and inclusion.
Feeling comfortable in your own skin doesn't have to be scary.
Horror movies based on true stories make for a better and scarier experience in watching the movie.
In this head-to-head, two columnists compare the merits of time-honored chocolate to fun and creative gummies for Halloween.
Increasing the minimum wage to $15 is important, because campus workers should be making a living wage. The community should be supporting efforts to raise the minimum wage anyway it can.
The pumpkin spice latte originated from Starbucks, but who makes a better one: Starbucks, or Dunkin' Donuts?
David Voros is a tenured professor who is being shielded by the university. After three lawsuits of sexual misconduct, three protests calling for his termination and a petition of nearly 4,000 signatures also calling for the firing of all abusers on campus, the administration is ignoring student pleas for change.
The way to curb drug abuse on this campus is through compassion, rather than cold-heartedness.
