Letter from the presidents: Rise up to the challenge
By Luke Rankin and Issy Rushton | Mar. 15, 2020Student Body President Luke Rankin and Student Body President-elect Issy Rushton share a message to the student body.
Student Body President Luke Rankin and Student Body President-elect Issy Rushton share a message to the student body.
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.
Breaking from tradition, The Daily Gamecock will not be endorsing any Student Government candidates for the 2020 election.
Attendance should count for a grade to improve overall student success.
Music can directly affect our mood, so we should be deliberate with what we listen to.
"Love Island" has a more realistic approach to relationships than "The Bachelor."
Avoid the consumerism and waste of Valentine's Day by making something homemade.
Since 2016, late-night shows have become platforms for political commentary rather than comedy.
"Scooby-Doo" is a timeless, culturally relevant show.
