After losing both of her parents within two months of each other, USC honors college student Antonia Adams found herself surrounded by bills and paperwork. Now, she hopes to study public policy and human rights law so she can help people experiencing similar tragedies navigate the fallout.
The university updated its online COVID-19 dashboard with new numbers.
The National Black Law Students Association (BLSA) hosted a virtual panel Thursday night honoring the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. The panel was a part of a series of events hosted by USC celebrating King.
The reported total of active COVID-19 cases rises to 303 as the first week of classes begins, according to the university's COVID-19 dashboard.
USC has partnered with the Center for Teaching Quality and 12 school districts throughout South Carolina to create the Carolina Collaborative for Alternative Preparation program. The program is an alternative pathway to teaching for those who already have a bachelor's degree.
Naida Rutherford will be the first Black and female coroner in Richland County after her win in the democratic primary against incumbent Gary Watts. Rutherford has overcome a multitude of adversities and said she hopes to be an example of what "strong work ethic, kindness and resilience can do."
The new Veteran and Military Center of Excellence will be a "one-stop shop" for veteran and military-affiliated faculty and students to access services such as benefits processing and career guidance.
The Presidential Commission on University History held its second public forum Thursday to discuss renaming several buildings on campus, including the Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center.
The Global Carolina Office is introducing a new education abroad program called Global Learning Experiences (GLEs). GLEs are virtual, internationalized courses. They will be a more accessible option for students going forward.
Amazon Lockers are now available for student and faculty use. Lockers can be found at several locations across campus.