As a freshman at the University of South Carolina, Chanda Jefferson chose biology as her major, planning to go on to medical school and become a doctor. That all changed during her junior year when a professor encouraged her to tutor elementary school students though a program called Mad Science of Columbia.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus Michael Montgomery passed away on July 24 at age 69. He was an avid scholar and trailblazer in his field and leaves behind a legacy of lives touched by his scholarship and his friendship.
We talked to Jacob Smith as he prepares for his fall semester in Germany. Here's what he had to say.
For environmental chemistry professor Susan Richardson, it's a question she hears a lot: Is bottled water safer to drink than tap water? To help her investigate, she enlisted two honors biochemistry students.
Hanna Bauer wins Wendel Wickland Student Achievement Award for her studies at University of Hawaii Hilo.
College of Arts and Sciences grad paves the way in UofSC doctoral program.
Each student has a unique path to earning their degree.
Whether you plan to spend the next couple months on the job, in the classroom or around the world, summer is a great opportunity to prepare for life after graduation.
Columbia Poet Laureate Ed Madden is named to the Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellows
UofSC Mock Trial Team Jumps to 10th place in the National Championships
James L. Solomon Jr. was the University of South Carolina's first African American mathematics student. His contributions to the college ushered in the early stages of diversity and inclusion on campus.
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to present a panel discussion on this exciting and important new project in Columbia.
Author, radio host and professor emeritus Walter Edgar joins the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Board of Trustees
Incubator for Teaching Innovation grows in second year
Art professor Dawn Hunter connects art, science, history with Fulbright project
New Fulbright specialist to connect Carolina students and faculty with research projects worldwide
Chemistry instructor leads high school students to international success
Honor recognizes outstanding young faculty in Arts and Sciences
Research opportunities open career doors for graduating senior
A team of Carolina physicists are part of an international project to explore origins of universe
Former Carolina professor Cleveland Sellers on March 27 will speak about the Orangeburg Massacre that took place at South Carolina State University 50 years ago.
Scientist W.E. Moerner will explain implications for super resolution microscopy as part of a lecture presented by the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Archaeologists work to create detailed map of 16th-century Spanish town on Parris Island
College of Arts and Sciences junior Casey Brayton will join almost 200 other Truman Scholar finalists nationwide to interview for this highly competitive award.
The Center for Civil Rights History and Research welcomes two visiting scholars who will discuss justice for African Americans in the 21st century.