As the semester comes to an end, seniors Kate Robins, Griffin Goodwyn, Sydney Dunlap and Emmy Ribero share what being on The Daily Gamecock has meant to them as their time with the organization comes to an end.
Hundreds of students camped out for ESPN’s College GameDay late Friday night and early Saturday morning, hoping to make it on TV. But several people told The Daily Gamecock that what started as a "fun night," ended in poorly controlled crowds, injuries and sidewalks covered in trash.
The end of 2023 means moving on for editor-in-chief Sydney Dunlap. But Dunlap said students should focus on all that 2023 was and all that 2024 can be.
The Daily Gamecock's 2023 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap thanks her staff in her final letter in a print edition." It feels surreal that this will be the last time my signature will sit at the bottom of a page in a print edition. For a while, I’ve tried to think about what I wanted to write about, and I finally decided that it would be best to finish with what I’m proudest of — my team."
The Daily Gamecock's 2023 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap introduces the paper's newest print edition. "With this new edition, The Daily Gamecock has been able to refocus on our goal, telling stories that matter to students," Dunlap writes.
The Daily Gamecock's 2023 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap reevaluates change as a new school year begins. "So this year, as all the changes start to feel overwhelming, I plan to take a step back and remember how I’m still loved, seen and supported, even if it looks different," Dunlap writes.
The Daily Gamecock's Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap looks back at the many photos she has taken during her time as USC and the stories they tell.
The Daily Gamecock's 2023 Editor-in-Chief Sydney Dunlap reflects on her anxiety diagnosis and what it means to be "normal." "I’m learning that asking for an extension on a stressful deadline or needing to take time for myself doesn’t make me less — it makes me human," Dunlap writes.
The Student Government executive candidates will debate on Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Russell House ballroom. Ahead of the debate, they sat down with The Daily Gamecock and SGTV to share their plans with the student body.
Student Health Services announced it will recommend masks in public spaces and clinical areas. This announcement will not impact other areas of campus.
FILE - A picture of the Center for Health and Well-Being on June 14, 2022. Stacy L. Fritz was announced as USC’s interim associate vice president of Student Health and Well-Being on Thursday, following Mari Ross-Alexander's resignation.
A picture of the Center for Health and Well-Being on June 14, 2022. Mari Ross-Alexander, USC's associate vice president for Student Health and Well-Being was indicted on Oct. 16 by a federal grand jury for withholding employment taxes from the IRS.
South Carolina fans walk into Williams-Brice Stadium before the Gamecock's game against then-No. 12 Ole Miss on Oct. 5, 2024. People supporting South Carolina were instructed to wear garnet, and attendees wore various outfits and accessories ranging from jerseys to cowboy boots.
Hundreds of students crowd the sidewalk outside of Gamecock Park in the early hours of Saturday, trying to get a spot at ESPN's College GameDay. Some students said they felt unsafe after the crowd pushed closer to the fence, leaving them with little room to move.
FILE — Then sophomore defensive back D.Q. Smith tackles then Kentucky sophomore tight end Izayah Cummings during South Carolina's game against Kentucky on Nov. 18, 2023, at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Gamecocks will take on the Wildcats in the team's first away game of the season on Sept. 7, 2024 at Kroger Field in Lexington, Kentucky.
A photo illustration of a person looking at a "RushTok" video on a phone. Morgan Cadenhead, known as Bama Morgan online, gained popularity on social media after documenting her sorority recruitment experience online.
An environmental portrait of Will Kronsberg, a fourth-year broadcast journalism student, sitting at his desk in The Daily Gamecock office on Dec. 4, 2023. Kronsberg spent seven semesters working for Garnet Media Group, rising to the ranks of managing editor for The Daily Gamecock and assistant station manager for SGTV.
A picture of the front entrance of Russell Underground, located in the bottom floor of Russell House. The venue will host a series of student-run concerts starting with the spring 2024 semester.
A Gamecock fan moves her arms to the music while at a pre-game Darude concert in Gamecock Park. The Gamecocks went on to defeat the Wildcats 17-14.
A fan moves his hands to the music while at the pre-game Darude concert in Gamecock Park. The Gamecocks went on to defeat the Wildcats 17-14.