Laura Kissel has been at USC for 20 years and has dedicated much of that time to helping undergraduate students with research and finding their calling.
Students are rewarded by faculty and staff for their achievements in academics, service and leadership.
Awards Day rewards high-achieving seniors for their dedication to leadership, service and academics.
The first annual Give 4 Garnet raised money for different programs and schools throughout the university.
ED2010 invited former Cosmopolitan editor Amy Odell to speak to a room full of female students about her experiences writing and editing.
In honor of sexual assault awareness month, the Clothesline Project gives the Carolina community a chance to have serious conversation in a safe environment.
Student Body President Taylor Wright laid the groundwork and set the tone for his cabinet's next year in Student Government.
Severe thunderstorm weather rolled into Lexington and Richland counties, causing thousands of outages.
Undergraduate English Society Ink! held a literary conference for students to discuss their passion for literature and to share their writing.
Sexual Assault Awareness month plans to create conversations among students about campus resources and consent.
Healthy masculinity workshops have been held in Russell House all spring semester, despite low attendance. Regardless, men across campus have developed their own opinions of what healthy masculinity is.
Put on by the school of music, a musical tribute to Richard T. Greener gave audience members a chance to see further into how Greener persevered during a time of adversity.
The School of Music will honor the university's first African American professor, Richard Greener, with music from Grammy-nominated artists at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Recital Hall.
The inaugural Women in Leadership Summit focuses on diversity of race, ethnicity, gender and of ideas.
Honors College students and Capstone Scholars, two similar but distinct programs, come together for the annual Y'all Ball at Top of Carolina.
Events "I'm Good. You Good?" and "Walk a Mile in Their Shoes" to educate students about consent and sexual violence.
Birdcage, hosted by IRIS and Carolina Productions, gave USC students a glimpse into the LGBTQ community.
