Introduction: University of South Carolina
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View ArticleA message from President Pastides
“The world is getting smaller.” It’s a shopworn cliché that doesn’t resonate as it once did, but it’s no less true in 2010 than on the day it was coined. We know that especially to be true at the...
View ArticleSouth Carolina selected for 2010 IAPP focus on India
The University of South Carolina has been selected as one of 10 U.S. institutions to participate in the 2010 International Academic Partnership Program by the Institute of International Education. This...
View ArticleSouth Carolina marine science links to Chinese academy
Dr. Ronald Benner, Marine Science Program, University of South Carolina has been named an Einstein Professor by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The Einstein Professorship Program is a key initiative...
View ArticleSouth Carolina completes its international student recruitment season
The University of South Carolina has completed its spring 2010 recruiting campaign with trips to Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, and Guangzhou in China; Hong Kong; Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in Vietnam;...
View ArticleColumbia, SC: One of the best college towns!
Columbia, SC Columbia, the home of the University of South Carolina, has been ranked among the best college towns by ePodunk, an online survey resource. Columbia is situated in a greater metro area of...
View ArticleBaseball a Power Sport in South Carolilna
Gamecocks Baseball If South Carolina football is considered a religion here in Columbia, SC, the University community can also be proud of its baseball team. Indeed in the last 35 years it has won its...
View ArticleUniversity of South Carolina is leading the way in going “green”!
The University of South Carolina is paving the way in the southeast for environmental “green” initiatives. USC had pledged to reduce its carbon emissions by 20 percent by 2020, and two residence halls...
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