Co-chairs of the Richard T. Greener Memorial Committee share the letter they sent to President Bob Caslen and the board of trustees this morning.
The University of South Carolina has not done enough and has not given me the assurance that it will work towards doing enough for its Black students.
The Daily Gamecock rejects racism and police brutality in all of its many forms, and stands in solidarity with the black lives that continue to face prejudice and aggressions in innumerable ways.
Brooke Bailey, chair of USC's Alumni Association’s Columbia club, welcomes the class of 2020 to the alumni family.
Voting by mail is the best option for the November election.
People have sued the government for gross criminal negligence over its handling of disasters in the past, and they should be able to to do so now during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In order to prevent cheating and ease student stress, professors should administer open book finals.
Yellow journalism and sensationalist headlines are no longer a thing of the past.
Former Student Body President Luke Rankin reflects on past four years at USC.
Managing classes during the COVID-19 pandemic can be tough. The Daily Gamecock created a planner to help you get through it.
The racism being shown during the pandemic has existed for decades — it's simply becoming more overt.
In order to rally women's rights, we must elect someone who has not been accused of sexual assault.
Because of unstandardized policies, students should be careful when participating in class GroupMes.
Closing residence halls could make it harder for some students to stay safe.
By choosing a traditional-style residence, first-year students can make an easier transition to college and enjoy many of the opportunities offered at the University of South Carolina.
Universities should financially accommodate students and their families during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
