Two USC students are getting the opportunity to further their graduate studies abroad next year with help from the local Rotary district, fourth-year public health student Ryan Anderson and first-year graduate student Rachel Lunsford.
USC students enjoyed the South Carolina State Fair's food, rides and atmosphere as part of the Fair's "'college day."
USC students were among the panelists at this year's Trans*form forum, a part of LGBT History Month.
Two new historical markers in downtown Columbia detail the city's role in the Civil Rights Movement.
Even though the election isn't until 2018, the race to be South Carolina's next governor is in full swing.
Susan Cutter, Distinguished Carolina professor of geography, looks at Columbia's progress on the anniversary of two years of historic flooding.
Parents Weekend can give your family insight into your college life, but some aspects of campus life aren't necessarily the best for having your parents tag along.
USC students were some of the many Columbia residents shocked by the shooting that wounded eight people in the Vista early Saturday.
Shots rang out early Saturday morning in Columbia's Vista district, injuring eight people and leading to four arrests.
With Hurricane Irma looming, read up on how the state and local governments and the university prepare for natural disasters.
Released Aug. 14, the study looked into the economic impact of the USC system's 50,000 students and 180,000 in-state alumni.
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced July 27 that two suspects were in custody for the armed incidents, with a third suspect being arrested the following day.
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.
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.
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.