Every spring, millions of people, including USC students, fundraise money for the American Cancer Society through Relay for Life. For Taylor Boucher, a third-year athletic training student, the event is deeply important.
Several students whose South Quad rooms were affected by Monday’s flood were told they won’t know the status of their damaged belongings until Friday.
Pollen is coming. It's amassing their forces, planning their attack and traveling with the wind — pollen and spring allergies are on their way.
It might come as a surprise after the five-week move that practically emptied the building, but the historic library reopened its doors to the public on Monday. Although it's mostly empty, you can now once again request collection items.
Todays briefs feature a bus driver accused of assaulting a 7 year old, Gov. Nikki Haley's trip to an undisclosed location and 13 arrests as at West Columbia flea market.
Every year the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs at USC hosts a weekend long Diversity Retreat with students coming from both USC and Columbia College.
The best thing about WUSC-FM is that it’s not for profit — but the station has to pay the bills somehow.
Students at USC were given the unique opportunity to “ride the Yak” this weekend when the social media’s crew came to Columbia.
The moment that Stephen Bandstra first laid eyes on Mahalia VanDeBerghe in their wedding planning class, Bandstra knew that it was love. And now, after both having recently graduated from USC, their wedding day is becoming a reality with the help of USC’s HTRM 362 Wedding Planning and Management class.
Few things have been as damaging to the American populous as our image of ourselves.
Candidates and students waited in anticipation Wednesday night to find out the winners of the runoff elections.
During Wednesday night's student senate, Student Government voiced their support of open source textbooks. Open source textbooks are free digital textbooks available for professors to use in their courses.
Today's In Brief features an assistant principal who had sex with a student, a heath care company that was hacked, and an embezzlement trial.
Singer-songwriter Burt Bacharach, best known for hits like “What’s New Pussycat” and “What The World Needs Now Is Love,” is coming to USC this Friday at 3 p.m. for a free conversation with students. The event will be held in the W.W. Hootle Johnson Performance Hall at the Darla Moore School of Business.
We congratulate Jonathan Kaufman and Lee Goble on their election as Student Body President and Vice President.
Today's In Brief features Keith Olbermann's suspended from ESPN, Jeb Bush's plan to visit South Carolina and a chemical spill in Lexington.
Students were invited to come to the horseshoe on Feb. 24 at 10:45 a.m. for “Coffee Talk on the 'Shoe,” an event funded by the Office of Student Affairs and Vice Provost.