The fine scale of time
A site along the Broad River in Fairfield County offers USC archaeologists and students a glimpse into the lives of people who camped along the same riverbank thousands of years ago.
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Announcements
Presidential Search Update
The University of South Carolina’s presidential search committee met with representatives from Parker Executive Search on Dec. 13.
Outstanding senior students encouraged to apply for senior awards
Students selected for Outstanding Senior Award will also be considered for more of the university's top undergraduate honors. Online application deadline is Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2019 at 4 p.m.
UofSC committee selects executive search firm
The University of South Carolina’s presidential search committee voted unanimously Friday (Dec. 7) to enlist Atlanta-based Parker Executive Search to help identify the successor to President Harris Pastides.
Webinar: Asking for what you need
There are many ways to communicate how you feel to the people in your life. Access this free online seminar starting December 18, and explore how you can use communication to strengthen your personal and professional relationships.
Arbor Day at UofSC Celebration takes place Friday
Note on Arbor Day at UofSC Celebration on Dec. 7.
Stories for Faculty and Staff
Fast track to success
The BARSC-MD program, a joint initiative between the University of South Carolina Honors College and the USC School of Medicine, allows a select group of students to complete an undergraduate degree and their medical degree in just seven years. The students receive conditional acceptance to medical school as freshmen, and then enter medical school after their third year of undergraduate coursework.
Finding her voice
International travel has changed the course of Kailey Flannelly’s life, both at the beginning of her college career and the end.
A major dustup
Eddie, a 40-foot-tall statue in Columbia's EdVenture children's museum, has been hard to keep clean. But a team of mechanical engineering students at the University of South Carolina have designed, built and tested a robotic drone that can whisk away the dust bunnies from Eddie's massive body.