KJ Frazier is an incoming pre-business student and the 2022 recipient of the Richard T. Greener Scholarship.
Reann Young experienced an injury as a volleyball player. The care she received from an athletic trainer led her to pursue a career in the profession.
Patrice Green, a MA and MLIS graduate, was selected as a 2022-24 RBS-Mellon Cultural Heritage fellow.
2004 public relations graduate Shanna Miles published her debut novel “For All Time.”
May 2022 public health graduate Cedrick Belton plans to become an epidemiologist and work to advance health resources for underserved communities.
A portrait of 1968 law graduate I.S. Leevy Johnson was unveiled at the School of Law in recognition of his legal, business and political achievements.
Governor Henry McMaster awarded nursing alumnus Bradley Quarles the Order of the Silver Crescent, the state’s most prestigious service award.
Q&A with Ida Williams Thompson, 1977 MLIS alumna
Earlier this year, energy infrastructure company Williams donated $1.5 million to the university’s Center for Civil Rights History and Research. This request came from 2001 graduate Kelly Adams, managing director of state government and regulatory affairs for Williams.
Country music superstar and Gamecock alumnus Darius Rucker will host a free concert for students Sunday, April 24 to celebrate Gamecock Women’s Basketball’s second National Championship.
