The "We're Here!" project, a collaboration of Historic Columbia, South Caroliniana Library and more, is working to make an archived collection of LGBTQIA+ history in Columbia.
For the first time in USC's history, the school has introduced a new body of government: the staff senate.
Relay for Life announces theme for 2021-2022 relay season: "Casting for a cure."
Students protested the continued employment of professor David Voros, who has been accused of sexual harassment. Students also shared their experiences of harassment at USC during the protest.
The COVID-19 testing lab, located in Sumwalt College, has been running smoothly and efficiently with the help of extra machines and personnel, according to its staff.
Joe Cunningham, South Carolina governor candidate, held an on-campus campaign rally on Sept. 22 to speak to students.
Gamecock Connection is a student volunteer group that works with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to teach prospective and newly admitted students about USC.
The Carolina Judicial Council, a learning opportunity for students to serve as members of a student jury on conduct cases, will no longer be sitting on Title IV cases in the midst of the university's sexual assault policy changes.
Food Not Bombs is a national organization with a local chapter in Columbia that started in 2002. It gathers donated food and distributes it to the people of Columbia while speaking out on the injustices and problems the country faces.
PRETTY GIRLS SWEAT is a national organization that focuses on fighting childhood obesity, specifically in girls, and instilling a healthy exercise routine in college-aged women to pass onto the next generation, all while making it fun.