Check out this Friday's Parents Weekend schedule of events! Visit a Friday class, work out at the Strom or attend any Parents Weekend session! For registered attendees only. Parents Weekend check-in in Russell House Ballroom, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Opening up to Sumter Street, both in design and spirit at the heart of campus, is the Horseshoe.
Nestled in the heart of South Carolina, USC is booming with on- and off-campus restaurant options for students and parents.
Sports Editor Will Helms grew up a Gamecock fan in large part due to his father who attended the university and wrote for The Daily Gamecock in the late 1980s. The elder Helms laid out his thoughts on this week's game and the rest of the Gamecocks' season.
USC is a place built on tradition. We are all pretty familiar, or becoming so, with many football traditions, such as Sandstorm and singing the alma mater at the end of games. But there are many other traditions that also contribute to the culture of Carolina.
Are your parents coming into town this weekend? Maybe you can convince them to do a little shopping. Whether it’s game day outfits, function dresses or just fall shopping, you’ll be able to persuade your parents your closet is missing something.
President Harris Pastides started as USC's president in 2008, and very few know more about the University than he does. The Daily Gamecock asked him a few questions that we think you might be wondering, too.
Sadly, the retro queen, Lana Del Rey, only has so many tracks you can play on loop
When the lights go down Saturday, all eyes will be on the football game against Kentucky. However, spectators and students should pause while those lights are still on to admire some of the upgrades at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Last Thursday, South Carolina used timely defensive stands and a potent rushing attack to squeeze by North Carolina and move to 10-1 in season openers under head coach Steve Spurrier.
The campus political organizations went at it Wednesday night in the third annual Carolina Clash debate.
To work through the government to institute a “Christian” code of morality also flies in the face of who Jesus was and what He came to do.
The first Fall session of the Student Senate started inauspiciously Wednesday evening.
An outsider might look at South Carolina and only see what jumps out at them: an intense football rivalry, longstanding traditions of sweet tea and seersucker and a bit more than a few political uh-ohs.
South Carolina will now give its team stipends, which is a fixed regular sum paid as a salary or allowance, to their players on scholarship.
Formed in 2009 in Copenhagen, New Politics is a rock band that has managed to fly just below the radar for some time now.
