For members of the Gamecock community, it is quite the month to be a social advocate here in Columbia. Not only is March Women’s History Month, but it is also the 40th Anniversary for the Women’s and Gender Studies program at USC.
University of South Carolina’s Indian Cultural Exchange (ICE) program held its annual Holi celebration Sunday afternoon on the Strom Thurmond field.
March is Women’s History month, and as a part of the calendar of events hosted by the Leadership and Service center, a student spotlight was held Monday night featuring University of South Carolina Student Body President, Lindsay Richardson.
Today's Brief section features an elevator recall, a movie drama filming in Columbia and an ambulance crash.
Today's In Brief section features Bob Jones III retracting his anti-homosexual statement, a new Darla Moore portrait and the search for information about a shooting that left one dead in Richland County.
USCDM raised a record-breaking $501,528 in its first year with a shorter event and public goal.
Due to the Women’s NCAA Regional Tournament being held at the Colonial Life Arena this weekend, the FS10 (Pearle Lab) parking lot will be closed for the weekend.
USC placed the Xi chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha under suspension Thursday, as the investigation regarding the death of one of the members is ongoing. The university is acting in accordance with the international fraternity, which placed the Xi chapter under administrative suspension Wednesday after first-year business student Charles Terreni, Jr.
An autopsy Thursday morning showed no signs of traumatic injury, according to Richland County Coroner Watts.
USC President Harris Pastides made the same requests to members of the Senate Finance Committee Wednesday that he did to house members in January.
Today's In Brief section features Dawn Staley's nomination for a coaching award, a USC linebacker's liver injury and a man who robbed the same convenience store four times.
If you’ve never owned a suit before, now’s your chance to do so.
Wednesday afternoon marked a new era in Student Government, as SG members and supporters filed into the Rutledge Chapel for the inauguration of the new president, vice president, treasurer and senators.
The fraternity was placed under administrative suspension after a USC student was found dead.
USC’s Fraternity Council is going to be putting its best foot forward through a new partnership with the Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (STSM).
Today's in brief section features Jeb Bush's visit to Columbia, SC State's former president's lawsuit against the university and a water boil advisory for Harbison Boulevard.
The sweet smell of kettle corn and the appeal of fresh fruits and vegetables drew an abnormally large crowd to Greene Street on Tuesday.