SC State University has announced the hiring of Travis Johnson as the new Chief Information Officer (CIO). Johnson will lead the University
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Morris College, a historically black college in Sumter, was recently awarded an educational assistance grant of $1,679,210 by the United States Department of Education. The money will be dispersed over a five-year period at $335,842 each year beginning Sept. 1.
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(Orangeburg, SC) —Tony Madlock, who spent the last three seasons as an assistant at Memphis University alongside former NBA All-Star Penny Hardaway, was announced as the new South Carolina State head men’s
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I have vivid images of the Claflin University campus before the unimaginable disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The campus was teeming with unbridled optimism, buoyed by the recognition the University and
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Junior mass communications major Keighla Pope has been selected to receive a “Preserving Our Places in History Award” from the South Carolina African American Heritage Commission. Pope’s documentary, titled “The Lowcountry’s Battle
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For current college students seeking career advice, the UNCF (United Negro College Fund) provides students of color assistance connecting the dots post-graduation. The UNCF (United Negro College Fund) Empower Me Tour (EMT)
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Benedict College partnered with Blaze Fire Games to launch a new eSports Club on the Midlands campus. The Tigers join a large and growing world of electronic sports, recently hosted the first
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Board seals deal for James E. Clark to lead the university for another two to four years ORANGEBURG, S.C. – The SC State University board of trustees unanimously approved the terms of
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Claflin University’s commitment to student success and offering academic programs that prepare graduates for the 21st Century workforce provided the impetus for a partnership with the University South Carolina (UofSC) that will
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Longenecker & Associates Senior Regulatory Specialist, Shelly Wilson, (right) presents check for engineering scholarships to SC State University President James E. Clark (left). Partnership to Help Students Prepare for Careers with the
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Morris College, a historically black college in Sumter, was recently awarded an educational assistance grant of $1,679,210 by the United States Department of Education. The money will be dispersed over a five-year
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SC State University has announced the hiring of Travis Johnson as the new Chief Information Officer (CIO). Johnson will lead the University Computing and Information Technology Services (UCITS) department on campus. After
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