The projected budget presented Friday by athletic director Ray Tanner was unanimously approved by USC's Intercollegiate Athletics Committee.
Columbia parking meters have traditionally been enforced neither past 6 p.m. nor on Saturdays outside of Five Points, but that should change soon.
USC faces higher than previously expected enrollment because of recent basketball achievements.
With a $1.3 million grant from the National Science Foundation, three USC professors hope to find new ways to help students pursue careers in math and science.
Pastides is one of 183 university presidents and chancellors to sign the Tuesday letter, and one of two in South Carolina.
Behind the arrival of Tim Tebow, the Columbia Fireflies have drawn over 5,300 fans per game in the first two months of their second season of play.
After over a year of construction, the $80 million facility is slated to open for summer classes on May 30.
South Carolina was approved to host five NCAA championship events between 2018 and 2022.
This Thursday, the Nickelodeon Theatre will kick off its 11th annual Indie Grits Festival in Columbia with a free block party on Main Street.
Thousands of Gamecock fans lined both sides of Main Street and the Statehouse grounds as festivities commenced Sunday afternoon.
Former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow blasted a two-run homer in his first minor league at-bat for the Columbia Fireflies Thursday night.
The USC College of Nursing hosted a mass casualty exercise in order to train nurses for mass casualty incidents, while testing a new app designed to expedite the triage process in emergency rooms.
Despite being the quarterback for the Gamecocks' SEC rival Florida from 2006-2009, Tim Tebow will receive a warm welcome from USC students when he returns to Columbia in April to play for the Fireflies.
South Carolina first baseman Matt Williams, who leads the Gamecocks with 19 hits, is seeing a big pay off from his patience and discipline at the plate.
Supporters of HB 3643 hope it will curb an ongoing spate of threats against Jewish community centers. Opponents are worried it will restrict free speech instead.
Many popular bands tend to bypass South Carolina. An A&C staff writer lists a few bands that don't frequent the South and argues why they should should perform in Columbia.
The number of USC students ending up in the hospital after drinking too much has increased sharply. And campus substance abuse counselors don't yet know why.