Executive officers choose cabinets
By Amanda Coyne | March 28, 2013After vetting 56 applicants for top Student Government positions, Student Body President Chase Mizzell has selected all but one member of his executive cabinet.
After vetting 56 applicants for top Student Government positions, Student Body President Chase Mizzell has selected all but one member of his executive cabinet.
The second annual USC Puzzle Hunt kicked off Monday, with 18 teams of students competing to solve nine “metapuzzles” based on a colonial America theme. Second-year mathematics student Chris King created the Puzzle Hunt on his own last year and worked with a team of other students to construct this year’s puzzles.
There’s a light at the end of the Tunnel of Awareness for students who experience the exhibit highlighting social justice issues. “It leaves you curious as to what else you really don’t know,” first-year exercise science student Dominique Francis said.
The Department of Sport and Entertainment Management plans to add a doctoral program that will be the “natural next step” for the school, department chairman Andrew Gillentine said.
The blotter comes from police reports released by the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety and doesn’t include crimes reported by city or county law enforcement.
The Daily Gamecock launched a new website today that editors and site designers say will allow the newspaper to expand its multimedia coverage at a time when Internet news is increasingly relevant.
USC hosted its first-ever Out of the Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk Sunday afternoon.
The Horizon and Discovery parking garages are bringing in more money, but USC is still spending about $1 million a year to keep them afloat.
Commission votes on 2 private dormitories
Designs not set for $27 million building, which could break ground in December
Drugs, handgun seized near campus
After a meeting called by USC President Harris Pastides last week between Columbia police Chief Randy Scott and USC's top administrators, the university has decided to up its efforts to keep our campus secure and combat crime in a city where crime abounds.
Police: Suspect last seen in dark blue Chevrolet Trailblazer
Arthur Benjamin has an interesting take on math.
The housing assignment process is in full swing, and USC seems to be singing the same old song — plenty of applicants, no spaces.
David Hallman shares his message with the USC campus
Our campus is looking about as good as Gov. Nikki Haley’s relationship with Darla Moore — not very good at all. You know things are bad when the consulting firm tells us that in order to bring USC to a “satisfactory” level of maintenance, we would need $560 million. You know things are even worse than you had expected when the director of the facilities department tells us that if we spend around $15 million on maintenance each year, we might have a satisfactory-level university in 130 years.