A positive reaction
Richard Adams has been training future chemists at the University of South Carolina for 45 years. His efforts have been rewarded with the 2018 Mungo Graduate Teaching Award.
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Announcements
Patience requested during Carolina Welcome events
A story on the parking and pedestrian congestion that will be present for the first week of class.
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Freshman Council applications are open
Freshman Council offers a quick way to get involved on campus and in student government. Applications are now open through Garnet Gate.
TEDxUofSC student tickets
TEDxUofSC ticket sales will open on Aug. 22 with the price of admission being $25, but students have an opportunity to receive a reduced ticket price.
Campus recreation closures and time changes
The Strom Thurmond Wellness and Fitness Center will experience closures, and Blatt P.E Center will change it's hours of operation temporarily, the week of Aug. 13.
University Housing offers MicroFridges for rent
Students interested in using a MicroFridge in their on-campus room should rent or purchase one before Aug. 8 to guarantee delivery by Aug. 14.
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Summer events taking place in Colonial Life Arena
Parking and commuting around Colonial Life Arena will be more difficult due to events in the center during the last two weeks of July.
Student Events
Student Health Services Welcome & Center for Health and Well-Being Tours
Monday, Aug. 20, 2018
Location: RHUU Russell House Patio Space 01
First Lady Patricia Moore-Pastides Book Signing
Monday, Aug. 20, 2018
Stories for Students
Tackling the talk
Lyric Swinton is the only undergraduate speaker for TEDxUofSC on Oct. 9. She will be discussing a topic that has affected her life and is becoming increasingly important in our current social climate, stereotypes.
Getting at the core of the issue
To increase diversity among South Carolina’s teachers while also tackling the growing teacher shortage, the College of Education is launching the Apple Core Initiative. Ten students, including Marisa Green, will take part in the pilot program which provides scholarships and support for underrepresented populations in South Carolina.