Farewell from Student Body President Luke Rankin
By Luke Rankin | Apr. 7, 2020Former Student Body President Luke Rankin reflects on past four years at USC.
Former Student Body President Luke Rankin reflects on past four years at USC.
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.
Student Body President Luke Rankin and Student Body President-elect Issy Rushton share a message to the student body.
Now facing the reality of the pandemic, the health and safety of The Daily Gamecock staff is our highest priority.
Instead of choosing the easy route with a gift card, opt for a gift that's cheaper but more personal.
Spending time outdoors offers many mental and physical benefits that college students are especially in need of.
As we confront discrimination head-on more often, there's one kind of bigotry that can slip under the radar, and that's environmental racism. It's still detrimental, and it's still important.
More detailed communication between University Housing and campus residents would help alleviate resident concerns about living situations.
Consider opting out of the typical spring break beach trip in favor of a vacation to the Blue Ridge.
Visit Folly or Myrtle Beach over spring break to relax after a hard first half of the semester.
Mental health advocacy is more than just awareness.
Love can be described as many different things, but in the end it’s more about how you feel it than anything else.
TikTok is giving musicians a unique outlet to reach their audiences.
We asked the Student Government executive candidates to send us a pitch. Here is what they shared.
