Unveiled in front of the board’s Executive Committee, this year's operating budget calls for a 3.46 percent increase of resident and non-resident undergraduate tuition for the coming academic year.
The Center for Health and Well-Being offers several new services, including massage chairs, an optometry clinic and a revamped physical therapy area.
Three ongoing construction projects have temporarily closed off portions of roads on or immediately outside campus.
Hosted by Progress South Carolina, Columbia Stands with Charlottesville was announced only hours after a man drove his vehicle into a crowd of counterprotesters during the "Unite the Right" rally on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The first of its kind, Saturday's summit brought together representatives from 20 colleges and universities around the state.
USC will have six representatives at the first South Carolina Student Body Presidents' Summit this Saturday.
Teenage suspects have been charged in connection with the kidnappings and robberies at Stadium Suites and The Village at Columbia.
The Village at Columbia released a statement Friday responding to an incident in their community Wednesday morning.
Sheriff Leon Lott addressed the recent string of robberies and kidnappings in the Columbia area, letting the public know that two of the offenders are in custody.
New details have emerged in the case of a USC student who was abducted from outside her apartment early Tuesday morning, according to a report obtained from Richland County Sheriff's Department.
USC students are concerned following reports of a slew of alleged kidnappings near campus over the past week.
In his third book, USC law professor Joseph Seiner analyzes how the structure and procedural law of the Supreme Court can affect the rights of American workers.
Of the $1.3 million SysEDA, Inc., received from 2011 to 2017, officials believe that $420,000 became a personal kickback for USC employee Blake Langland.
As part of their fellowships, De'Aira Bryant and Blakeley Hoffman are currently interning for San Jose tech company Adobe Systems Incorporated.
Pillars for Carolina has been helping incoming freshmen adjust to university life since 2011.
Hootie Johnson died Friday in Columbia at the age of 86. A USC graduate, Johnson served as chairman of Augusta National Golf Club from 1998 to 2006.
Anna Edwards has been with the Department of Student Life since 2005, previously serving as an assistant to Jerry Brewer, former associate vice president for student life and development.