Epic Games and the Anne Frank Center join forces to launch pilot programs to deliver student created video game panels for a virtual Holocaust museum with big plans for the future. The idea originated from a similar concept featured in the video game Fortnite.
Nonprofit organization SC Women in Leadership aims to get women of any political party in elected or appointed office. They offer workshops, online resources and an empowering community to help South Carolina women step up to the plate.
Students in the SC National Guard, ROTC and in active service juggle their identities as soldiers with their student identities. From waking up before dawn to exercise to getting militarily withdrawn from their classes during deployment, students who serve on campus share their college experiences.
WNBA on Campus launched a national tour to bring attention to the WNBA and reproductive healthcare. The event included appearances by Shakira Austin, Allisha Gray, Rickea Jackson and Taj McWilliams-Franklin.
Energy drinks are popular among college students, whether they're used to maximize efficiency, pull all-nighters or for enjoyment. USC dietitian said that students should be mindful consumers and watch what they're putting in their bodies.
The Bands Not Bans show at New Brookland Tavern brought together politicians, local bands and reproductive rights advocates for a common purpose. The show educated the audience on reproductive issues, provided a networking space and showcased local musical talent.
Columbia Museum of Art celebrated Martin Luther King day with storytelling, line dancing and tours of the museum in its fifth annual Storytelling Celebration. The event brought the community together and showcased Black art.
USC's Center for Health and Well-Being began promoting optional weigh-ins with "please don't weigh me" cards that students can show healthcare providers. The initiative is part of a larger plan to provide more inclusive care on campuses that are part of the Weight Stigma Collective.
Cockstock 2025 will happen at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, January 29 at the Colonel Life Arena, headlining Quavo. Tickets are $5 for students, and floor access will be first come, first serve.
Although men have historically owned the gym weight floor, women are starting to close that gap. After an increase in female weightlifters entering the gym coming out of COVID-19, women seek community in the gym and representation in exercise studies.
University of South Carolina students wait in line for free aura photos during the WNBA on Campus event on Greene Street on Feb. 25, 2025.