According to debate moderator Lee Goble, perhaps the most important aspect of the 2018 executive candidates' debate wasn't what came out of the candidates' mouths, but who showed up to hear it.
NEDA sponsors a walk on USC's campus in order to raise money and promote recovery among students.
Community members weigh in on city proposal for elimination of permits that allow bars to be open past 2 a.m.
Following a hearing for campaign violations just after the start of Student Government election season, no points were assigned against a candidate's campaign.
While 54 candidates are competing for the 50 student senate seats, more than a third of the seats don't have a candidate. Six colleges have no one running at all.
After getting involved with USC research in high school, first-year student Nina Daneshvar is travelling to a conference to present some of her own theoretical work.
USC's campus ministries came together for an Ash Wednesday service at historic Rutledge College.
New organization Garnet Givers brings blood drive to students due to shortage of blood in South Carolina.
In light of the many sexual allegations arising in the media, the BGSA hosted a forum to educate students in what makes a healthy relationship.
Alumni returned to the McNair Institute to share what they have learned about entrepreneurship and to promote themselves.
USC police recovered unlikely items from a purple Disney princess backpack last Thursday.
Chief Officer of Communication Wes Hickman tells The Daily Gamecock what the protocols are for the university administration in times of crisis.
A presentation by Student Body President Ross Lordo to the board of trustees was the next step in Student Government's advocacy for a new student union at USC.
After city council proposed to close down Columbia's bars at 2 a.m. every night, the public safety committee held a town hall to hear the concerns of residents, leaders and bar employees.
Student Body Vice President Dani Goodreau submitted a letter of resignation to Student Body President Ross Lordo on Wednesday evening immediately after the weekly student senate meeting.
Panelists Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter (D-Orangeburg), Rep. Gary Clary (R-Pickens), Sen. Mike Fanning (D-Fairfield) and Sen. William Timmons (R-Greenville) discussed nine bills they've introduced in the House and Senate.
The influenza virus is spreading quickly across the the palmetto state, and USC is no exception.
