Charleston home to history, southern gourmet on coast of South Carolina
By Holly Poag | Oct. 3, 2021Looking for a fun day trip? Look no further than Charleston, South Carolina.
Looking for a fun day trip? Look no further than Charleston, South Carolina.
Student Government members respond to Voros' return to teaching in the spring 2022 semester.
A professor who is accused of sexual harassment in two active lawsuits against him and the university will be teaching online in the spring.
USC Law School's Pro Bono program has a new tool to combat legal deserts in South Carolina: a bus. The Palmetto LEADER travels to rural South Carolina offering legal services, and gives USC Law Students an opportunity to learn more about Pro Bono work.
The USC Prevention Research Center, a CDC funded member of the Prevention Research Center Network, has begun a year-long campaign aimed at increasing statewide COVID-19 vaccination rates in underserved populations.
USC updated its online COVID dashboard with new numbers.
The United States is experiencing an ammo shortage which has limited the supply and actively raised prices on ammo and guns. Here's the effect the shortage has had on USC students.
The COVID-19 testing lab, located in Sumwalt College, has been running smoothly and efficiently with the help of extra machines and personnel, according to its staff.
Any student enrolled in the fall 2021 semester recieved financial assistance from USC through the HEERF III grant.
Joe Cunningham, South Carolina governor candidate, held an on-campus campaign rally on Sept. 22 to speak to students.
The university updated its COVID-19 dashboard, reporting a total of 190 cases. Vaccination rate on campus is about 65.2%.
As USC's Office of Parking Services searches for more parking options for students commuting to class, many students still struggle with financially inaccessible parking permits and a lack of open parking spaces.
Issues with the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system in the Humanities Classroom Building have led to safety concerns and a need to reduce the burden on the older building's electrical system. Professors express concerns about unsafe conditions in the building.
New changes to the popular Five Points district have changed the composition of the neighborhood — hopefully making it safer.
The university's COVID-19 dashboard reported a total of 386 active COVID-19 cases, a decrease from last week's 420 active COVID-19 cases.
The Center for Civil Rights History and Research serves as a resource for the campus and state with collections of material from the civil rights movement that preserve history and educate today and tomorrow
At student senate, Pastides addressed mental health concerns and the problems at the student gate during Saturday's football game. A resolution concerning Critical Race Theory was also voted on.
