Rep. Donna Christensen, D-Virgin Islands, emphasized the importance of taking action in the community in terms of healthcare reform while speaking at USC on Friday.
As candles were lit, tents were set up and music raged on, students remembered why being a part of Relay for Life was important to them.
Lights, cameras and fashion galore represented the finale for USC Fashion Board’s week of festivities. The event, hosted by America’s Next Top Model icon Yoanna House, welcomed students, community members and vendors, who each played a role in fostering the event’s success.
Shedding a little light on an otherwise rainy day, the vendors of the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market rolled out their fresh produce on Greene Street on Tuesday.
Students and chefs from around the Midlands put their cooking skills to work in the annual “Chefs on the Shoe,” which is dedicated in memory of late professor Jules Pernell.
The Gamecock Pantry’s sole mission since its opening in November of last year is to serve and be utilized as a resource.
The weather was gameday perfect as the Gamecock community awaited the doors of the Carolina Coliseum to open in support of the women’s basketball team. From garnet and black jumpsuits, to face paint and gameday-colored hair, students showered the team with their support.
Being idle is not Jasmine Gant’s forte, and since she is involved in Fraternity and Sorority Life and the Association of Minority Pre-Health Students, or AMPS, she doesn’t have time to be.
Students speak out on their struggle for theater opportunities
Jocelyn Olcott’s participation in the International Women’s Year Conference in 1975 explored the many questions women sought to answer.