In the News
“Momentum building for teachers raises, but other changes needed”
(Feat. Jon Pedersen, education) — Post and Courier
January 17, 2019
“The bold robocar roaming Las Vegas without a human backup”
(Feat. Bryant Walker Smith, law) — WIRED
January 17, 2019
“NCAA tourney to bring thousands of fans, millions of dollars to the state”
(Feat. Tom Regan, sport and entertainment management) — Metro Columbia CEO
January 17, 2019
“Diseases from the sea being studied by three South Carolina colleges”
(Feat. Geoff Scott, environmental health sciences) — Post and Courier
January 17, 2019
“Aerospace continues to be the state’s economic rock star”
(Feat. Joey Von Nessen, economics) —Greenville Business Magazine
January 16, 2019
“Stand your ground Castle Doctrine likely in Chester home invasion killing, experts say”
(Feat. Kenneth Gaines, law) —The Rock Hill Herald
January 16, 2019
“Woman suspected of stealing $18 worth of meat killed in resulting high-speed chase”
(Feat. Geoff Alpert, criminology) —The Cincinnati Enquirer
January 16, 2019
“How a luckily timed bathroom break saved LBJ’s life during WWII”
(Feat. Kent Germany, history) —The History Channel
January 16, 2019
“Complaints of LA teachers echo demands from other walkouts”
(Feat. Derek Black, law) —Washington Post via The Associated Press
January 15, 2019
“SC GOP Senate President wants a top Democratic lawmakers to be USC’s next president”
(Feat. Hugh Mobley, board of trustees and Wes Hickman, communications and public affairs) —The State
January 15, 2019
“How often do SC’s voting machines mess up? New election report details count problem”
(Feat. Duncan Buell, computer science) —The Charlotte Observer
January 15, 2019
“From slavery to civil rights and environmental racism”
(Feat. Deborah Cohan, USC Beaufort) —The Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Courier
January 15, 2019
“Looking back, then forward to work ‘for the people’ ”
(Feat. Rose Buyck Newton, board of trustees and Paula Harper Bethea, university advancement) —The Bluffton Sun
January 14, 2019
“McKissick exhibit delves into the thorny history of cotton”
(Feat. Kate Crosby, museum curator) —Free Times
January 14, 2019
“‘Rain Poetry’ appears on South Carolina’s city’s sidewalks”
(Feat. Ed Madden, English) —Spartanburg Herald Journal
January 14, 2019
“3-hour documentary on ambush made by deputies, not reporters”
(Feat. Kevin Hull, journalism) —San Francisco Chronicle via The Associated Press
January 14, 2019
“Oxford students want world’s top natural law scholar fired for being Catholic”
(Feat. Justin Weinberg, philosophy) —The Federalist
January 11, 2019
“Knock Knock. Who’s there? Kids. Kids who? Kids tell terrible jokes”
(Feat. Stanley Dubinsky, English) —The Atlantic
January 11, 2019
“Pedestrians and e-scooters are clashing in the struggle for sidewalk space”
(Feat. Bryant Walker Smith, law) —The Washington Post
January 11, 2019
“Three musical theater writers receive $100,000 Kleban Prizes”
(Feat. UofSC alumna) —The New York Times
January 10, 2019
“After VC Summer, what’s in South Carolina’s energy future?”
(Feat. Travis Knight, engineering) —Free Times
January 10, 2019
“South Carolina football begins new era with opening of $50M operations center”
(Feat. Will Muschamp, athletics) —The Post and Courier
January 10, 2019
“Market bubbles and sonic attacks: Mass hysterias will never go away”
(Feat. Barry Markovsky, sociology) — STL News (via The Conversation)
January 9, 2019
“Acquisition global viewpoint — January 2019: Thoughts on non-professional news photography”
(Feat. Tara Mortensen research, journalism and mass communications) — The Broadcast Bridge
January 9, 2019
“How the government shutdown is affecting Congaree National Park”
(Feat. John Kupfer, geography) —WACH TV
January 9, 2019
“Hospitals now must post their prices online. Here’s what those menus won’t tell you”
(Feat. Robert Hartwig, finance) — The State
January 9, 2019
“How childbearing varies across US women in 3 charts”
(Feat. Caroline Hartnett, sociology) —San Francisco Chronicle via The Conversation
January 8, 2019
“Why South Carolina is again ranked one of the worst states to raise a family”
(Feat. Jan Probst, public health) —Greenville News
January 8, 2019
“Seeking charges for crime ‘witnessed’ via social media posting”
(Feat. Seth Stoughton, law) —Washington Post
January 7, 2019
“Congaree National Park affected by government shutdown”
(Feat. John Kupfer, geography) —WLTX-TV
January 7, 2019
“Panthers expected to follow familiar playbook for incentives over NC or SC expansion”
(Feat. Tom Regan, sport management) —Charlotte Observer
January 7, 2019
“A revolution in time”
(Feat. Mark Smith, history) —Trend & Tradition Magazine (Williamsburg, Virginia)
January 4, 2019
“Missed opportunities to prescribe PrEP highlight the need to ask the right questions”
(Feat. Sharon Weissman, medicine) —Contagion Live
January 4, 2019
“Government shutdown could affect income tax filing season”
(Feat. Donna Bobek Schmitt, accounting) —South Carolina Radio Network
January 4, 2019
“UH makes another power move with hiring Dan Holgorsen”
(Feat. Mark Nagel, sport and entertainment management) —The Houston Chronicle
January 4, 2019
“SC’s new college overseer wants to ‘repair the relationships’ with colleges and lawmakers”
(Feat. UofSC alumnus) —The State
January 3, 2019
“Positive for innovation, SC inventors are awarded more patents”
(Feat. Chad Hardaway, technology commercialization) —The Post and Courier
January 3, 2019
“He runs one amateur football game per year. He makes more than $1 million”
(Feat. Richard Southall, sport management) —The Washington Post
January 3, 2019
“When the Jamestown Colony placed ads to attract brides”
(Feat. Marcia Yablon-Zug, law) —The History Channel
January 3, 2019
“USC’s challenges, climate, and future”
(Feat. Harris Pastides, president) —Columbia Metropolitan Magazine
January 2, 2019
“New grant will put massive historic natural history collection online”
(Feat. Christian Cicimurri, McKissick Museum) —South Carolina Radio Network
January 2, 2019
“Grandparents raising grandkids say they need more help from Washington state”
(Feat. Suzanne Sutphin, social work) —Seattle Times
January 2, 2019
“Gov. Henry McMaster appoints new officials to oversee USC, higher ed agency”
(Feat. Dick Jones & Dan Adams, board of trustees) —The State
January 2, 2019
“The real story behind Roald Dahl’s character Charlie in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”
(Feat. Catherine Keyser, English) —MamaMia (Australia)
December 21, 2018
“What the Republican tax bill did—and didn’t do, one year later”
(Feat. Edward Kleinbard, law) —VOX
December 20, 2018
“SC ‘children lose’ in the classroom, teachers say. Here’s what they would change”
(Feat. Tommy Hodges, education) —The State
December 19, 2018
“NFL’s first in-house therapist tackles mental health stigma in pro football”
(Feat. UofSC alumna) —Real Clear Life
December 18, 2018
“USC President Harris Pastides named board chair of health institute”
—Greenville News
December 18, 2018
“Drug test results ‘should not dictate treatment’”
(Feat. Dr. Rebecca Payne, medicine) —The Hospitalist
December 17, 2018
“UofSC library shows off Green Book and related materials”
(Feat. Graham Duncan, university libraries) —South Carolina Radio Network
December 17, 2018
“Bringing a community, and country, together through art”
(Feat. Nikky Finney, English) —Conscious Company Media
December 17, 2018
“Death by a thousand cuts: Fountain Inn blade maker struggles under steel tariffs”
(Feat. William Hauk, economics) —Greenville News
December 14, 2018
“This black children’s magazine started nearly 100 years ago”
(Feat. Diane Johnson-Feelings, English) —OZY
December 14, 2018
“Fatsia Evergreen a favorite nectar producer for wasps”
(Feat. John Nelson, biology) —Tallahassee Democrat
December 13, 2018
“A recent study says more nurses earning bachelor degrees”
(Feat. Ronda Hughes, nursing) —WLTX TV
December 13, 2018
“What we can learn from Sylvia Plath’s copy of ‘The Great Gatbsy’”
(Feat. Jeanne Britton, English and university libraries) —WTOP-FM via The Conversation
December 12, 2018
“Walker Percy’s faith and crisis of self-knowledge”
(Feat. Jennifer Frey, philosophy) —The Long Room
December 12, 2018
“111th District Kansas House race contested; voters ask expert review of iVotronic machine data”
(Feat. Duncan Buell, computer science) —The Topeka Capital-Journal
December 12, 2018
“Setting the table for Virginia Ham”
(Feat. David Shields, English) —Daily (Newport News, Virginia) Press
December 11, 2018
“Fight for federal right to education takes a new turn
(Feat. Derek Black, law) —WTOP (Washington, DC) via The Conversation
December 10, 2018
“UofSC economists: tariffs to tug at SC economic growth in 2019”
(Feat. Doug Woodward & Joseph Von Nessen, economics) —Metro Columbia CEO
December 7, 2018
“The economy is thriving, but workers are not— yet”
(Feat. Harris Pastides, president) —The Hill
December 6, 2018
“Economists: Trumps tariffs hurt automakers, slow SC growth”
(Feat. Doug Woodward and Joseph Von Nessen, economics) —U.S. News & World Report via the Associated Press
December 5, 2018
“USC music students collaborate with Lee Correctional inmates on upcoming performance”
(Feat. Danny Jenkins, music) —WIS-TV
December 5, 2018
“Literary classic ‘Frankenstein’ turns 200”
(Feat. Paula Feldman, English) —South Carolina Public Radio
December 5, 2018
“Which new schools will be built first, and how does it impact Horry County taxpayers?”
(Feat. Sandra Lindsay, education) —Myrtle Beach Sun Times
December 5, 2018
“We broke down what climate change will do, region by region”
(Feat. Kirstin Dow, geography) — Grist
December 3, 2018
“This week in Comcast: Will the Tiger v. Phil pay-per-view fiasco come at a cost?”
(Feat. Nick Watanabe, sport and entertainment management) —Philadelphia Business Journal
December 3, 2018
“The first in the world international certificate program in Rule of Law was launched to help improve the administration of justice and protection of human rights in Ukraine”
(Feat. UofSC Rule of Law Collaborative) —New Justice (Ukraine)
December 3, 2018
“The scallop with space-age eyes—hundreds of them”
(Feat. Daniel Speiser, biology) —News Today (Dhaka, Bangladesh)
December 3, 2018
“Turner Sports joins others, announces customer refunds after ‘The Match’ streamed for free”
(Feat. Nicholas Watanabe, sport and entertainment management) — USA Today
November 27, 2018
“What year is it? Two-thousand eighteen? Twenty-eighteen? Does it matter?”
(Feat. Doug Fisher, journalism) — South Carolina Public Radio
November 27, 2018
"Texans owner Bob McNair was a man of conviction”
(Feat. UofSC alumnus) — Houston Chronicle
November 27, 2018
“Mesa officers rarely disciplined in excessive-force investigations, police data shows”
(Feat. Seth Stoughton, law) —The (Phoenix) Arizona Republic
November 27, 2018
“Migrant kids survive hardship to reunite with parents. Then what?”
(Feat. Benjamin Roth, social work) — NPR
November 21, 2018
“Graham likely to lead Senate judiciary committee”
(Feat. Robert Cox, political science) — Washington Times
November 21, 2018
“M&A deal aims to fast-track ‘structural changes’ at NASCAR”
(Feat. Tom Regan research, sport and entertainment) — Post and Courier
November 21, 2018
“Twin tragedies in California”
(Feat. Susan Cutter, geography) —The Daily Star (Bangladesh)
November 21, 2018
“21st annual Robert Smalls lecture keynote speaks on a ‘Vision for 2020’”
—WLTX-TV
November 16, 2018
“How South Carolina’s ‘minimally adequate’ education system fails too many students"
(Feat. Jon Pedersen, education dean and Jon Hale, education) —The Post and Courier
November 16, 2018
“Severe migraines which start with flashing lights or blurry vision could trigger heart condition”
(Feat. Souvik Sen, medicine) —Daily Mail (London)
November 16, 2018
“University of SC Beaufort opening new campus on Hilton Head Island”
(Feat. Al Panu, chancellor and Charles Calvert, USCB hospitality) —WTOC-TV (Savannah, Ga)
November 16, 2018
“Community Corner: USCB to hold open house, ribbon-cutting for new Hilton Head Island Campus”
(Feat. Charles Calvert, hospitality USC Beaufort) —WSAV-TV
November 13, 2018
“Claflin, USC partner in dual degree program”
(Feat. Cheryl Addy, provost’s office) —The (Orangeburg) Times and Democrat
November 13, 2018
“Changing retail reality necessitates classroom shift”
(Feat. Mark Rosenbaum, retailing) —Columbia Regional Business Report
November 13, 2018
“Town injected chemicals into water system for 10 years, unknown to many”
(Feat. Susan Richardson, chemistry) —The State
November 13, 2018
“Danville killing highlights growing tension over cops shooting into vehicles”
(Feat. Geoff Alpert, criminal justice) — San Francisco Chronicle
November 12, 2018
“USC professor raises concerns over South Carolina voting equipment”
(Feat. Duncan Buell, engineering) — WLTX
November 12, 2018
“Medical researchers cite possible connection to antibiotic and polio-like illness symptoms”
(Feat. Charles Bennett, pharmacy) — WTVM (Columbus, Georgia)
November 12, 2018
“United States must join with world to protect refugee children”
(Feat. Francis Rushton, medicine) — MDedge
November 12, 2018
“Morningside professor presents paper in Belgium”
(Feat. UofSC alumnus) —Sioux City (Iowa) Journal
November 7, 2018
“Madagascar Ambassador returns to Columbia”
(Feat. UofSC alumnus) —Carolina Panaroma
November 7, 2018
“From World War II radar to microwave popcorn, the cavity magnetron was there”
(Feat. Allison Marsh, history) —Deep Find
November 7, 2018
"Expert: Body cams 'just a tool,' not a perfect source of information"
(Feat. Seth Stoughton, law) — First Coast News
November 7, 2018
“Why is SC ‘addicted to beach development? Researcher thinks he knows”
(Feat. Robert Hartwig, finance) —The State
October 31, 2018
“Former Gamecocks Steve Pearce, Jackie Bradley shine as Red Sox win World Series”
(Feat. UofSC alumni) —WCIV-TV (Charleston)
October 31, 2018