ACLU of South Carolina confirms USC international student status restored
By Colin Elam | April 27A USC international student, represented by the ACLU, has had his student status restored after it was revoked on April 8.
A USC international student, represented by the ACLU, has had his student status restored after it was revoked on April 8.
USC is considering three candidates for its next Associate Vice President for Student Life. Each gave a presentation on their vision for the role.
In a survey of on-campus students The Daily Gamecock found that over half of those surveyed think energy overconsumption in residence halls is a problem, and that an increasing population could exacerbate that problem. Both the university and individual students must work to create sustainable change on campus, USC's director of sustainability Larry Cook said.
Local nonprofit Columbia Green joined the statewide Bradford Pear Bounty Exchange, which aims to get rid of the invasive Bradford pear tree.
Several international students at USC have had their federal visas revoked, according to a university statement.
Godspeed, a pop-up coffeeshop in Five Points, may have a permanent location as soon as summer 2025.
Recent attempts to limit the disbursement of federal funding could have effects on USC.
USC held a groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming School of Medicine in Columbia's BullStreet District.
The University of South Carolina and its student population heavily impacts the economy in the State of South Carolina. From consumer shopping to housing, student's roles in the state's economy is imperative to its growth.
Meet the three candidates running for Student Body Treasurer in the Student Government 2025 elections.
Tree saplings sit outside of Gardener's Outpost on March 6, 2025. Over 100 native tree saplings were delivered for use in the Bradford Pear Exchange Program.
Former Columbia Green president Austin Saggus helps unload native tree saplings outside of Gardener's Outpost on March 6, 2025.