Research opens doors to the Goldwater Scholarship
Two South Carolina Honors College juniors, Ian Bain and Zoe Screwvala of Brooklyn have won prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, awarded annually to undergraduate STEM majors across the country.
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Reward a student who excels at UofSC by nominating them for the TOAST recognition certificate. Nominations are due April 15.
The Conversation Columbia campus visit
An editor from The Conversation will be on the Columbia campus March 31 and April 1 to meet with faculty in multiple colleges, and discussing how The Conversation can help you.
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Stories for Faculty and Staff
COVID-19 response: Arnold School faculty rise to challenge of online teaching
In the new world of distance learning, faculty are getting a crash course in online education — and the learning curve can be steep. But it’s not insurmountable, says Lucy Ingram, assistant dean for academic affairs and online education at the university’s Arnold School of Public Health.
Podcast Episode 5: Looking for Jack
The history of enslaved people at South Carolina College — the precursor of today's University of South Carolina — is a difficult one to tell. But research has brought to light the names of many of those individuals, and the university is acknowledging the vital role they played in the college's early days. Here's the story of one of those enslaved workers — a man named Jack.
Original 1790 federal census now housed at UofSC Libraries
The first federal census of the United States, signed by Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson on Sept. 19, 1791, is now part of the collection at the University of South Carolina Libraries