Five Points is changing with new roads, clientele
By Chloe Barlow | Sep. 15New changes to the popular Five Points district have changed the composition of the neighborhood — hopefully making it safer.
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New changes to the popular Five Points district have changed the composition of the neighborhood — hopefully making it safer.
Campus was buzzing with awareness for eating disorders during #NEDAwareness week. Though the week is usually celebrated by on-campus events, programming largely had to be moved online.
The USC chapter of the NAACP said the group will now be referring to the Thomas Cooper Library as the "Dean" Willie. L Harriford Library, or "The Ford," during a press conference on Wednesday afternoon.
The class of 2020 and the Carolina community as a whole have given back to others through organizations like Dance Marathon, Relay for Life and St. Jude Up 'Til Dawn.
Inaugural chief diversity officer John Dozier works to improve diversity and inclusion on the University of South Carolina campus.
Augusta Baker was the first African American coordinator of children's services for the New York Public Library. Nicole Cooke, the Augusta Baker Endowed Chair, discusses Baker's legacy.
In 1963, three students integrated into the University of South Carolina. Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of those students who fought for her right to attend USC.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a presidential candidate in the 2020 election, spoke with The Daily Gamecock about mental health and Title IX.
Greene Crossing and YOUnion will partner with USC to provide 700 beds for students. It serves as a temporary solution while south campus is being rebuilt.
Bernie Sanders visited USC on Sunday to speak about issues such as student debt, health care reform and climate change at an "eat and greet" in Russell House Ballroom.