Horseshoe a perfect fit
Columbia campus has beauty and bustle
Want a quiet spot to read, the perfect place to catch rays, or an impromptu athletic field for footballs and Frisbees? You're in luck with the historic Horseshoe. More
Envisioning Carolina 2010
Sorensen charts course for a 'great' Carolina
President Andrew A. Sorensen has an ambitious strategy for Carolina's future. To become a great university by 2010, he sees even better students and more dollars from alumni and for research. More
2001 reasons to crow
Another football odyssey for Carolina fans
When the Gamecocks takes the field to the sound of 2001, you'll understand the excitement of Carolina football. But our athletic tradition also includes strong track, baseball, and basketball teams. More
A big splash on waterfront
Carolina: From the Horseshoe to the river
USC, Columbia, and the Guignardsa distinguished S.C. familyare collaborating to extend the Innovista research district along the Congaree River, including a public waterfront park. More
Ah, the humanities!
Disciplines cement through Arts Institute
It's easy to be dramatic at Carolina, where you can get carried away with creativity in art, music, theater, dance, and literature. A spring arts festival will draw inspiration from another art form: 18th century bricks. More
Carolina's greener posture
Green Quad sets standard for development
The Green Quad Living-Learning Center, the world's largest green residence hall, is setting the standard for sustainable campus development and environmentally conscious students. More
Moore to offer
Business school an international power
The Moore School's sphere of influence? The globe. It is No. 1 in international business both for undergraduate study and among public university graduate programs. More
Flagship University
Carolina maps out plan for statewide service
USC is a leader in academics, research, and service, extending its reach from Columbia to the Lowcountry's beaches and the Upstate's mountains. More
Chairs furnished
Carolina recruiting all-star researchers
Carolina is acquiring some expensive new chairs, but they're not the La-Z-Boy variety. They're endowed chairs to recruit dynamic, world-class faculty. More
Capstones: Sky's the limit
Second-year Scholars program thriving
The Capstone Scholars program, which welcomes its second class of 500-plus students, is providing its high-achieving members a variety of academic options and challenging them to excel. More