Remembering the Days: A USC Podcast
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Earth, wind and fire: natural and manmade disasters on campus
Almost from the beginning in the early 19th century, the Carolina campus has had its share of natural and manmade disasters, including earthquakes, windstorms, fires and floods. Those threats persist in the 21st century, but the modern campus has a facili
Gamecock Jeopardy!
Imagine if all of the clues in the popular TV gameshow Jeopardy! were related to the University of South Carolina. USC archivist Elizabeth West's new book, The University of South Carolina Trivia Book, provides plenty of material — more than 500 questions
The British are coming! How the Rugby Club beat the Brits at their own game
The USC Rugby Club has been on the field for more than 50 years, and the squad's success in its early years included a dramatic match and rematch with British naval personnel in 1973.
Jonathan Maxcy and the Maxcy Monument
Jonathan Maxcy was Carolina's first and longest-serving president and the only former president to have his own monument on campus. His leadership helped lay the foundation for South Carolina's flagship university.
Left of the dial and right in your ear: History of WUSC-FM
WUSC-FM got its start in 1947, providing a training ground for generations of DJs, radio engineers and station managers. Students are still eager to be WUSC DJs, but the motivation today is more focus
Collapsing shower stalls and crumbling mortar: The restoration of the Horseshoe
In the early 1970s, USC's historic Horseshoe buildings had fallen into disrepair while new buildings sprouted across the campus. The university began a long renovation and restoration project that sys
Happy birthday, USC: the university's centennial and bicentennial
The University of South Carolina has been around a long time long enough to celebrate its 100th and 200th birthdays with the 250th less than 30 years away.
100 years of making music: The School of Music's centennial
It began as a music department with only two professors and grew into one of the region's premier music schools. USC's School of Music is celebrating its 100th anniversary of making beautiful music in
Beat Dook! — The first breakthrough win of the Frank McGuire era
When Frank McGuire arrived at USC in 1964, Gamecock fans knew they had a winning basketball coach. But early in McGuire's second season, the team had three starters who had never played against a conf
Motto, seal and mace: Enduring symbols of USC
Everyone knows the Horseshoe is the oldest part of the University of South Carolina campus. But there are two things the university motto and seal that are even older than USC's historic district.