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Like the Honors students he taught and mentored in the college he co-founded, Peter Sederberg was multi-faceted and exceptionally talented. Champion for peace, organizer of protests, excellent cook, and star pitcher for his department's softball team, Peter Carl Sederberg also was a relentlessly curious scholar, professor, traveler, reader, and writer. He died July 31 in Atlanta of complications from Alzheimer's disease.
A roundup of the incredible work done by the 14 finalists for this year's William A. Mould Senior Thesis Award. Like the winning projects, these theses will influence research and impact their respective fields in the future.
In prize-winning thesis, English student examines Flapper Girls and the men who wrote them into creation
Honors senior wins thesis award for work in evolutionary biology
Logan Baker, a junior at the Charleston County School of the Arts, has won the seventh annual South Carolina High School Writing Contest hosted by the South Carolina Honors College.
Every summer, many South Carolina Honors College students typically take on an internship, complete research or study abroad. However, COVID-19 complications have caused these students to lose these opportunities unexpectedly, and the SCHC is doing what it can to help with new online course offerings and financial aid.
Honors College student Ashley Fellers takes accelerated pathway to medical school
The last few months have been difficult. As we see news reports of this senseless killing and see our own cities and towns erupt in anger in response, we're reminded that many in our community feel fear every day because of the injustices they have endured. We must work to change this.
Since graduating from the South Carolina Honors College and the School of Journalism and Mass Communications in 2012, former The Daily Gamecock reporter and editor-in-chief Josh Dawsey has worked some tough beats. None has been tougher than covering the White House since Donald Trump took office — first for Politico, then for The Washington Post.
See what our Honors College alumni have been doing lately.
Families honor loved ones by supporting Honors College Faculty Fellows
Adjunct professor and lawyer Joel Collins brings the U.S. Constitution to life.
Greg Ferrante uses his financial skills to help people around the world
For Honors College alumna Sharika Richardson Shropshire, pro bono legal work brings fulfillment, connection, gratitude.
Not Charles Dickens: A letter from South Carolina Honors College Dean Steve Lynn.
The Honors College's director of research and new mental health liaison, Dr. Susan Alexander, discusses mental health resources for students.
The Honors Residence Hall's "Convert the Shirt" event taught students how to recycle their unwanted T-shirts.
Even when a global viral outbreak keeps people apart, Lilly Kays wants people around the world to be more connected. She’s using her spring internship and social media to do her part for that goal.
Elise Porter, an SCHC academic advisor, recalls her father's influence on her as a UofSC faculty member. Since Elise has graduated and began her job at UofSC, her two younger siblings have continued the family tradition.
South Carolina Honors College juniors Ian Bain of Irmo, South Carolina, and Zoe Screwvala of Brooklyn, New York, have won prestigious Goldwater Scholarships, awarded annually to undergraduate STEM majors across the country. This marks the 28th year of UofSC scholarship winners since 1990.
Chris Herron, a 2003 graduate of the Honors College and former UofSC athlete, is the founder and CEO of Creature Comforts Brewing Co., one of the fastest growing breweries in America. The brewery is built on the notion of improvement through curiosity as they believe that a curious mind leads to better living - a decidedly Honors College sort of idea.
Kwame Kennedy, a Top Scholar and Honors student from Irmo, South Carolina, pursues his passion for medicine and his passion for creative writing here at the South Carolina Honors College.
Brand new South Carolina Honors College graduate Mae Chinnes is taking her new degree, her college experiences and her optimism for the future to D.C. to start her career on Capitol Hill.
Students reflect on Honors professor emeritus who never stopped teaching them... in the classroom and in life.
Honors student Rachel Hensler - along with her fellow track and field athletes - push through rigors of schedule with determination.