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Volunteers are still needed by the Student Success Center to help with move-in on Aug. 15 and 20.
Midlands area high schools will hold their graduations in Colonial Life Arena starting this Thurs., May 31 for the next 10 days. Faculty, staff and students in the area may experience more traffic than usual.
University Libraries will launch its new website Wednesday, May 30 with a clean look and feel, clear navigation, improved search functions and easy-to-find information about services for students, faculty and staff.
Garden Grill is open Tuesday-Friday from 11:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Jun. 19, 2018
Location: See event description for more details.
Wednesday, Jun. 27, 2018
Location: Russell House Theatre
Psychology professor Mark Weist is leading efforts to improve behavioral health in public schools across the Palmetto State. He and his team recently received a grant from the South Carolina Department of Education to launch the S.C. School Behavioral Health Alliance, an interdisciplinary initiative to prevent and treat emotional and behavioral concerns.
Karen McDonnell didn’t want to be a nurse. In fact, she turned down a nursing scholarship after high school in favor of studying biology and chemistry. After graduation, she went to work in a research lab. Although she enjoyed her work, something about it didn’t quite fit. That’s when McDonnell discovered her true calling in a most unusual place.
University Libraries' newsfilm collection includes the only known footage of America’s first pro golfer, John Shippen. An African-American golfer, Shippen played in the second U.S. Open held in 1896 at the same location as this year’s — New York’s Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. In the silent film footage, Shippen can be seen picking up a second-place trophy in a tournament nearly two decades after playing in the Open at the age of 16.
Storytelling is how we make sense of our world. Whether we’re scientists, mathematicians, poets or preachers, we tell ourselves stories to understand the world around us. The Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program helps hone this natural talent into a craft — a craft that turns stories into art.