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USC Mock Trial puts in work, reaps rewards

USC’s Mock Trial Program has already begun its eighth year as a fully student-run organization, and one of their teams even finished in fourth place at Florida State University’s Fifth Annual Capital City Invitational Tournament and took home two trophies in October. But what exactly is the mock trial program?


In Brief: 11/04/15

Over 160,000 pounds of beef were recalled for possible E. coli; Rescue teams search for an infant tossed into a Socastee creek by her mother; West Columbia woman wins the lottery using her siblings' birthday months


Fraternity Council discusses restructuring

Things always seem to be changing for the Fraternity Council at USC. This was evident on Monday evening when the Fraternity Council convened for their weekly meeting in Russell House.


In Brief: 11/03/15

Anonymous group begins publishing identites of alleged KKK members; Lawyer defending students arrested in Spring Valley High School incident starts fundraisers; Former legislator indicted for misconduct, inappropriate behavior


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EclubSC helps start-ups, students

How does one go about developing a business or enterprise idea in today’s world? What steps does one need to take in order to get started in the entrepreneurial world? The University of South Carolina Entrepreneurship Club, or EClubSC, is one of the places where students can find answers to these questions.


Guest speaker gives talk on teaching on a global scale

Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Fran Vavrus of the University of Minnesota continued her visit to USC by giving a public talk on “Teachers’ Rights in a Global Context” in the Maxcy College classroom.


Student Body VP proposes new committee

At Wednesday's Senate meeting, Student Body Vice President Lee Goble suggested the formation of a special committee to explore making changes to the constitution and the formation of student government.


In Brief: 10/28/15

Federal Investigation ongoing in Spring Valley incident between deputy and student, Walgreens buys Rite Aid for $9.4 billion and Cornell University kicks Fox News correspondent off campus


"Nuns on the Bus" visits campus to discuss public policy

The Department of Religious Studies held the fifteenth Annual Bernardin Lecture on Tuesday, in honor of the late Joseph Cardinal Bernardin — an American cardinal of the Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Chicago until his death in 1996.