Apply for student media leadership positions
October 22, 2024, Grace Wilson
Submit your application for The Daily Gamecock editor-in-chief or SGTV station manager leadership roles.
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Grad Fair for December graduates
October 08, 2024, Grace Wilson
December graduates can prepare for their big day at the Grad Fair in Russell House Bookstore 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 15.
Voter registration deadline extended following Hurricane Helene
October 08, 2024, Grace Wilson
South Carolina’s voter registration deadline is extended to Oct. 14 following Hurricane Helene.
New course fee transparency gives insight into costs
September 24, 2024, Grace Wilson
The new course fee transparency initiative is designed to help you better understand costs during registration.
Accelerated study plans help students graduate faster
September 24, 2024, Grace Wilson
Fast-track your degree by taking advantage of these flexible course options.
Catch up or get ahead on your degree with Winter Session
September 24, 2024, Grace Wilson
In just three weeks, you can earn 3 credit hours from fully online courses during winter break.
Nominate community members for Social Justice Awards
September 19, 2024, Grace Wilson
Nominations are open for the university's annual Social Justice Awards presented by the Office of Access and Opportunity to USC students, faculty, staff and community members who exemplify the philosophies of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Nominations close Oct. 31.
Apply to join University Libraries' Student Advisory Council
September 12, 2024, Grace Wilson
Appilcations are open to join the University Libraries' Student Advisory Council, which helps improve collections, services and spaces across campus.
Apply to be a U101 peer leader
September 09, 2024, Grace Wilson
University 101 programs is accepting applications for peer leaders to serve as mentors and role models for first-year students in U101 classrooms.
New U101 sections designed for first-generation students
June 10, 2024, Grace Wilson
Two sections of University 101 classes this fall are specifically designed to help students who identify as first-generation make a successful transition to higher education.