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Major League Soccer and University of South Carolina announce multi-year education partnership

April 13, 2021, Abe Danaher

Major League Soccer and the University of South Carolina announce a historic multi-year partnership making South Carolina an Official Education Partner of MLS. Through the strategic partnership, MLS players and Greats (former players) will have access to online educational opportunities and unique post-secondary academic resources offered through the university system, as well as world-class personal and professional development.

Topics: University Leadership, Academics, Partnerships

UofSC alumna works to save lives with Moderna vaccine

February 19, 2021, Abe Danaher

Adjusting on the fly to perform impactful work has become a skill for University of South Carolina alumna Kate Mingle, and has put her on a path to supporting a vaccine process with worldwide implications.

Topics: Alumni, Faculty, COVID-19, Careers, College of Engineering and Computing

First-generation engineering student fulfills family dream

December 17, 2020, Abe Danaher

Antonia Roman fulfilled a family dream by becoming the third person in her extended family with a college degree, earning a bachelor’s in civil and environmental engineering from the College of Engineering and Computing.

Topics: Students, College of Engineering and Computing

Harik named leading innovator in smart manufacturing

June 01, 2020, Abe Danaher

Ramy Harik, associate professor of mechanical engineering, has been recognized as one of the 20 most influential professors in the field of smart manufacturing.

Topics: Faculty, College of Engineering and Computing

Engineering student-athletes run with focus

November 18, 2019, Abe Danaher

Three civil engineering student-athletes have used determination to succeed despite the rigors of a challenging schedule.

Topics: Students, College of Engineering and Computing

Engineering professor believes in the power of nuclear energy

August 26, 2019, Abe Danaher

Travis Knight sees many benefits to nuclear energy, including a well-paying field for the graduates of his University of South Carolina nuclear energy program and an economic driver for the state.

Topics: Students, Faculty, Research, College of Engineering and Computing

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