Breakthrough Star: Sourav Banerjee
You’ve heard of dog whisperers and horse whisperers. Meet Sourav Banerjee, the material whisperer.
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Announcements
Postal Services shifts to one-delivery/pickup schedule for summer
University of South Carolina Postal Services will operate on a limited summer schedule from June 19 through Aug. 12, going to one morning delivery and collection across campus each day instead of fall and spring semester norm of two.
Transportation options for high school graduations May 31-June 8
Midlands area high schools hold their graduations in Colonial Life Arena starting this Friday morning for the next nine days, and people visiting the area may experience more traffic than usual during the summer months.
Community sites exhibit their artworks
Stormwater Studios presents "Layers of Us," an exhibition that showcases works created by participants of community art projects taught by UofSC faculty and graduate students.
Free webinar: Healthy mind toolkit
Begining May 21, employees can access a free seminar to learn practices for restful sleep, balanced nutrition, healthy relationships, regular mindfulness practices and more.
Stories for Faculty and Staff
The Long Run: Diane Wise
They arrived in the 1970s, some after serving in Vietnam, some fresh out of high school or college. More than 40 years later, they still come to work at the University of South Carolina — some after officially “retiring.” TIMES spoke with a few of these long-term employees to see what keeps them coming back to work on campus, long after they could have settled into that place in the mountains or that home by the sea.
UofSC deepens understanding of South Carolina's role in national civil rights movement
The "Justice for All" exhibit releases history from the archives to highlight events that illustrate the impact of South Carolina in the national civil rights movement.
Colon cancer researcher finds new treatment for deadly disease
When colon cancer spreads, it often ends up in the liver, where surgery can be complicated, even impossible. That’s why research in the University of South Carolina’s College of Pharmacy proving the efficacy of a new class of cancer drugs is so significant.