A University of South Carolina student died in a wrong-way car collision on Interstate 385 in Laurens County, South Carolina ...

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This article was reported and written in collaboration between The Daily Gamecock and The State newspaper. Vanessa Alaimo sits in her freshman dorm, stress building by the moment as she types ...

The senate passed a recommendation to provide free LinkedIn Premium access to students. The legislation is sponsored by Sen. Lester Lewis. According to the recommendation, LinkedIn Premium provides ...

People were dressed in inflatable costumes while others carried colorful signs with messages reading: “Rage against the regime,” “No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.” and “No Faux-King Way” as ...

Student senate debated funding Uncensored America's event featuring Milo Yiannopoulos and Gavin McInnes, who are scheduled to be featured in a roast of Vice President Kamala Harris, at a lengthy ...

USC is using a new AI tool to ensure students names will be pronounced correctly when they walk the stage to graduate next weekend. Students have submitted the pronunciation of their names for ...

The South Carolina Gamecocks (3-3) fell to the No. 11 LSU Tigers(5-1) 20-10 on Saturday night in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This marks the Tigers' ninth straight win over the Gamecocks. On the opening ...

Update: According to University Spokesman Collyn Taylor, the university must obtain a subpoena in order to view what students put into ChatGPT. This information was provided after initial publication.

In Saturday's win over Coastal Carolina, the Gamecocks had an all around dominant performance, creating big plays with their offense and scoring a season-high 51 points. “Certainly some plays that ...

USC's student senate passed four pieces of legislation and tabled one at its weekly meeting on Wednesday. One piece of passed legislation, introduced by second-year law school student Tate Few, was a ...