The Daily Gamecock spoke with 40 STEM students to see whether or not they feel supported by professors in regards to mental health. These students reported that while the curriculum is rigorous, it depends on the professor for how much support they receive.
Vice President of Student Affairs Rex Tolliver intends to improve USC's mental health services by looking into a more holistic strategy inspired by UNC Charlotte.
The Daily Gamecock partnered with SGTV to moderate the debate for Student Government executive candidates Wednesday night in the Russell House ballroom. Candidates discussed Student Government money allocation, transparency and inclusivity. Voting will open at 9 a.m. on Feb. 21.
Abrianna Reaves, the only candidate for student body vice president, hopes to bring an outside perspective to Student Government and address problems on campus with tangible solutions.
A streetscape project on South Main Street aims to beautify the area and add bike lanes, wider sidewalks, trees and more. The university and the South Carolina Department of Transportation are planning to development the four blocks of Main Street between Blossom Street and the Statehouse beginning this spring.
With SCDHEC’s 2022 Health update, there is an emphasized need for training and preparing medical students to address health disparities in South Carolina and USC School of Medicine is taking active steps to be a positive change in the state.
The Carolina Basketball Band contributes to the atmosphere at basketball games by creating a sense of unity between the team and fans cheering them on.
A new Verizon partnership is facilitating research at USC by providing upgraded network systems and connectivity with its private 5G network.
S.C. laws historically have not been in favor of the LGBTQIA+ community, but they have come a long way. There have been improvements but the journey for equality is not over yet.
Student vice president Maia Porzio draws from personal experience with mental health to make improvements to campus in the services offered.
Protestors lay with signs on the Horseshoe at the University of South Carolina on Thursday, March 31, 2022. The protest was held to speak out against the recent removal of UofSC's mask mandate.