Letter from the editor: Premature nostalgia sets in
By Genna Contino | Dec. 1, 2019Editor-in-Chief Genna Contino shares some final thoughts.
Editor-in-Chief Genna Contino shares some final thoughts.
Due to its low cost comfort food available at all hours, Cook Out has the best late-night food.
Taylor Swift's battle for her work highlights the music industry's continued discrimination against women
Nothing gets Tiger fans in the holiday spirit quite like an annual beatdown of everyone’s University of Second Choice.
Students and professors should get the most out of class time that is available to them.
Instagram removed likes in its recent update — a change that could be for the better.
The common core needs to be replaced or revamped.
A lot of people solely listen to music because it is popular and miss out on the intention of the artist creating the song.
What is the differential value of attending different types of tertiary education?
There is a way to live out your identity steadfastly while allowing other individuals the same.
The future is electric; battery-powered cars are cheaper and more sustainable.
Living with a roommate teaches people necessary life choices and can aid your college experience.
Though it should be no surprise to anyone reading that Google uses the data we give it for profit, we need to realize the full scope of the data we allow to be collected on our identities.
Social theory is a great tool for describing and predicting the behaviors of society on a large scale, but we need to make sure we are not exclusively using it to analyze human behavior.
Graffiti is a sign of art that should be promoted in today's society.
The column on Chris Silva, while an opinion piece, shines a bad light on The Daily Gamecock's recent publication.
No one is entitled to reciprocated romance.
Learning to cook in college will help you stay healthy and entertained.
In spite of busy schedules and the temptations of Netflix, it's important for students to keep sleep a priority.