Civil Rights photographer reflects on experience
By Emily Pierce | Feb. 16, 2017Cecil Williams highlights main points of collections in Hollings Special Collections.
Cecil Williams highlights main points of collections in Hollings Special Collections.
Students and faculty gathered and spoke in opposition of the immigration ban and in support of those affected by it.
Professor Thomas Hughes shares advice and stories from his life as a lawyer and USC professor in the latest part of the "Last Lecture" series.
The ballot for the upcoming Student Government election Feb. 14-15 will contain not only the candidates for executive and senate positions, but also a referendum to add a new executive position — speaker of the student senate.
Students and health professionals discuss the increase in the number of flu cases this season.
Green Quad was searched for drugs, a man stole protein bars from Barnes & Noble, a man had a backpack with essentials for beer pong and an intoxicated man was found banging his head in the elevator.
A prototype for a new statue of Richard T. Greener, USC's first African-American professor, was revealed at OMSA's kickoff event for Black History Month.
This year's list of candidates for Student Government elections contains a record number of students running for senate positions at the same time as a drop in the number of students running for executive positions.
On International Remembrance Day, "Holocaust Remembered" hopes to educate South Carolinians about the states own history with the systematic murder of more than six million Jews as a means of preventing future genocides.
National Christian fraternity BYX is the newest addition to USC Greek Life.
University issued CarolinaCards will now include the suicide hotline number on the back to promote emergency counseling awareness.
South Carolina experienced freezing temperatures as well as snow this past weekend that compromised travel plans for many students coming back from winter break.
With final exams looming, some students got a comforting reprieve from a band of puppies outside Thomas Cooper Library.
The holiday season officially arrived on campus Thursday with the ceremonial lighting of the campus Christmas tree.
Look back on Student Government's biggest moves of the semester and learn about their plans for the spring.
Everything you need to know about what's happening on campus in the coming days.
In the midst of unease surrounding the LGBTQ community in the current political climate, IRIS is hoping to become even more inclusive as they welcome in a diverse new group of officers.