USC's student senate recommended expansions to game day wellness resources, as well as enrolling the school into the "Campus Race to Zero Waste" challenge. Senate also passed recommendations to add wall clocks to classrooms and establish departmental drop-in tutoring centers.
USC's student senate recommended expanding dining hall hours, as well as meal plan use to athletic concessions. Student senate also recommended expanding Wi-Fi coverage in outdoor areas around campus and implementing a notification system for those registered with disability services.
USC's student senate recommended upgrades to Russell House Underground, implementing safeguards in areas around Russell House, and adding free printing to the Honors Residence Hall. Senate also recommended providing students with a rentable umbrella system, similar to the rentable to-go container system used at campus dining halls.
USC's student senate passed legislation to request that USCPD and the Columbia Police Department routinely monitor Blossom and Assembly Street, encourage senate representation on the USC Master Mobility Plan and recommend inclusion of routine doctor's appointments and the loss of a pet as excused absences. Senate also passed a recommendation employing the assistance of Dr. Michael Goodman to help revise and edit Student Government codes.
The 117th student senate passed recommendations to create and expand an esports program on campus, urge the city of Columbia to implement a sidewalk along 411 Huger St. and expand Jewish food options on campus. Senate also passed legislation related to Student Government operations and codes.
The Court of Impeachment has recommended the conviction of a senator and has dismissed all articles of impeachment for Student Government executive members and 34 other senators.
The speaker pro tempore and a senator have resigned from USC's student senate. Three pieces of legislation were also passed during student senate on Aug. 27.
Grounds for impeachment have been brought against USC's Student Body President and dozens of other members of Student Government.
USC's Student Government treasurer's office has proposed some new changes to funding distribution in wake of a smaller budget for the new school year.
USC is aiming to continue to establish itself at the forefront of medical science with its upcoming Medical Science Campus, Brain Health Center and Neurological Hospital and Rehabilitation Center. These facilities will include cutting-edge technology and are set to open within the next couple of years.