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Bye-Bye Writing Proficiency Portfolio
Have you heard? The writing proficiency portfolio is coming to an end!
September on Campus
Trying to find a way to be more involved on campus? Take a look at these events taking place this September on campus!
World Suicide Prevention Day
“Every 40 seconds someone person loses their life to suicide worldwide. That totals to more than 700,000 people per year.”
College of Sciences and Engineering unveils a new, outdoor patio
On Friday, April 15, the College of Sciences and Engineering opened a new common area for students.
Office of Veteran and Military Student Success (VMSS) achieves Military Friendly Schools Gold Award
Adding to the list of accolades and national distinctions USC Aiken has achieved, the Office of Veteran and Military Student Success (VMSS) recently received the Military Friendly Schools Gold Award.
The planet will not sustain us if we do not take a serious look at global warming
Peter Kalmus was among a number of scientists around the world who protested the drilling of fossil fuels.
Broken Ink release party celebrates magazine's 54th volume
The 54th volume of Broken Ink is published in April and celebrated with a release party.
Dr. Nancy Albers named Dean of the School of Business Administration.
Dr. Nancy Albers is named the dean of the School of Business Administration at USC Aiken.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries celebrates the end of the semester
USC Aiken’s Baptist Collegiate Ministries organization celebrates the end of the 2021/22 school year.
Response to the censorship of Art Spiegelman's "Maus"
“Maus” is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that was banned from classrooms by a school board in McMinn, Tennessee in January due to the book’s violent nature and depictions of suicide, nudity and profanity.
17th annual Pacers & Polo gallery
Alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members attended the 17th annual Pacers & Polo this year where a team sponsored by Alison South Marketing Group composed of Deep Sing, Eden Ormerod, Pedro Lara and Jewel Gregoneza won 11-10 in six chukkers against AB Beverage’s team of Tony Natale, Chilo Cordova, Eduardo Perez and Luis Galvan to raise money for USC Aiken scholarships for student-athletes.
APRIL FOOLS EDITION: Treetop learning environment construction slated to begin this summer
USC Aiken announced plans to build new classrooms, also known as “treetop learning environments,” in partnership with the biology and philosophy departments.
APRIL FOOLS EDITION: Campus debuts new trolley service around quad
Starting today, a trolley service around the quad will be available to students, faculty and staff.
APRIL FOOLS EDITION: USCA divorces from USC system, debates new name and mascot
USC Aiken is renamed Not-the-University-of-South-Carolina-Aiken-University (NUSCAU) and appoints a new mascot, the lovely Tardigrades, after divorcing from the USC system.
Introducing The Town Square A Literary Magazine: A new, student-led publication
A new literary magazine is emerging from nontraditional student Samantha Taylor USC Aiken.
Dr. Deborah McMurtrie awarded Dr. Jennifer L. Wilson Teaching Excellence Award
Deborah McMurtrie is awarded the Dr. Jennifer L. Wilson Teaching Excellence Award.
Breaking News: Masks become fully optional on campus
Starting this week, the mask mandate will be lifted from the USC Aiken campus and students will only be required to wear masks in the Student Health Center.
Memorial services held for John Wade "Coach" Abshire
The memory of John “Coach” Abshire, a beloved supporter of the university, was honored Saturday at St. John’s United Methodist Church.
Dr. Anthony Varallo speaks for the Oswald Distinguished Writer's Series
Dr. Anthony Varallo read his flash fiction, “My Enemy” and an excerpt of “The Lines” for the Oswald DIstinguished Writer's Series last Thursday.