UofSC researchers on the School Behavioral Health Team will bring mental health services to thousands of K-12 children through the Enhancing Capacity in School Mental Health Program.
October expedition will uncover history about the first warship sunk by a submarine.
UofSC archaeologist Christopher Moore wrote for The Conversation to explain what research reveals about how a rock from outer space destroyed an ancient city near the dead sea, possibly inspiring the Biblical story of Sodom.
Clare Steiner received a Rotary Global Grant to help her pursue graduate studies in international development. She plans to expand on her work with refugees in Columbia and explore how development can assist vulnerable populations.
Erin Meyer-Gutbrod's research shows that warming oceans have caused countless fish and many North Atlantic right whales to move migrate to new habitats, putting them in harm's way.
Gigantic Zoo looks at the blind spots and unintended consequences of German and European wildlife conservation and nature tourism in post-colonial Africa.
Travel restrictions kept Peter Tereszkiewicz from the sand dunes he needed for his research. So he built his own.
UofSC researchers are helping the U.S. predict how people would react and adapt after a nuclear explosion in a mid-sized city. Disaster preparedness depends not only on a study of the physical impact of an explosion, but on evidence-based social science.
letter from Interim Dean Joel Samuels to Arts and Sciences alumni. "I believe your collective story represents how a broad arts and sciences education prepares people to improve their communities.
Luther Battiste graduated before there was an African American Studies major at UofSC. Nearly 5 decades later, he proudly watched his daughter graduate from the program he helped build.
A handful of Department of Theatre and Dance students, graduates and faculty have been hard at work on a full-length movie which they will submit to premier independent film festivals like Sundance and South by Southwest.
Walker Institute develops cyber intelligence major to help broaden skill sets in cybersecurity
Community engagement internship offers experiential learning to hone professional skills
By amplifying the voices of women in microwave science and engineering, Allison Marsh and Kate Kuisel hope to inspire others to join their ranks.
Nikki Martin is helping the world meet its energy needs while working toward a greener tomorrow.
In her forthcoming book, Unholy Trinity: State, Church, and Film in Mexico, Rebecca Janzen explores how religion and religious symbolism in Mexican film and culture influence each other.
French and geography major's broadband mapping project helps bring hundreds of thousands of homes up to speed.
Arts and Sciences graduate Raphaela O'Connor found her passion through global studies program.
Four outstanding faculty members -- Erin Carlson, Mana Hewitt, Leslie Lovelace and James Risk -- were named non-tenure track Undergraduate Teaching Award winners.
Smiling faces, warm weather and big-time sports drew Morgan Spinner to the University of South Carolina. She found opportunities to pursue a passion for politics and public service.
Two new associate deans will lead the college's efforts in student recruitment, advising, retention and student services; and facilitating success among the college's core liberal arts disciplines.
Childhood love of languages led humanities graduate to majors in Russian and French.
Lori Ziolkowski, a professor in the School of the Earth, Ocean and Environment, shares her philosophy and experience teaching as a Mungo Undergraduate Teaching Award recipient.
Whether she is leading chemistry research in her UofSC lab or making slime with elementary students around South Carolina, Linda Shimizu spreads her passion for science through experience. She received the 2021 Governor's Award for Excellence in Scientific Awareness.
In her newest book about Robert Kennedy, history professor Patricia Sullivan challenges prevailing arguments that the Kennedy administration did not do enough to support the Civil Rights Movement.