The Nursing Language & Communication Society promotes health care equity by teaching common medical terminology in Spanish and American Sign Language. It prepares future health care providers to treat diverse populations through interactive workshops and games and promotes connection among nursing students.
Gamecock Emergency Medical Students hosted a helicopter landing and emergency-medicine lecture at Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center on Friday. Students learned about pediatric trauma, explored the inside of the helicopter, and spoke with flight medics and nurses from Air Methods.
The Daily Gamecock asked 40 USC students their thoughts on older politicians regarding representation, effectiveness, age and term limits.
USC's Uncensored America chapter hosted a debate event with conservative influencer Myron Gaines on his Toxic Masculinity Tour. Students debated Gaines on topics such as feminism, international relations and immigration.
USC first-year finance, economics, supply chain and risk management student Landon Lyle announced plans to run for Oconee County Council, representing District III. His campaign centers on transparency, responsible budgeting and proactive development.
Iranian students organized a demonstration in support of Iranian citizens on Greene Street on Thursday, Jan. 15. The demonstration brought awareness to the deaths in Iran and called for the freedom of the Iranian people.
Charlotte, North Carolina, is attracting USC alumni with its industries, culture and proximity to USC. USC's College of Information and Communications and College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management are developing a sports media initiative based in Charlotte. The initiative will offer academic programs combining the business, media and management aspects of sports.
Residents of USC's McBryde residence hall shared their thoughts on moving out of the 70-year-old residence hall set to be demolished in spring 2026.