The Vietnam War, paired with growing dissatisfaction with USC's administration, set the stage for one of the most turbulent chapters in campus history. Through the chaos emerged a national model for improving the student experience.

CarolinaLIFE is a non-degree program at USC that allows students with a range of disabilities to develop their independent living skills, pursue a field of study of their choice and get that college experience. It provides students with specific supports so that their disability doesn't have to be a disadvantage to them.

Looking to take a break from class? Here is where university landscape artist, director of grounds management and a university ambassador recommend for hanging out outdoors. 

There are multiple student organizations on campus that reflect a variety of modern political ideologies and provide spaces for students to nurture their individual political beliefs. 

Gamecock Esports is home to a large community of both competitive and casual gamers who have found much success in the collegiate competitive scene.

Students have navigated loss during a pandemic that has distanced them from their loved ones, but they have also used quarantine to adapt and to tackle new ventures. 

William Tate joins USC as the first Black provost in the school's history.

Julian Williams, the first vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion, began his new position on June 15. He is very excited about the opportunity to bring change to USC during "one of the biggest civil rights movement of our time."