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New app brings South Carolina history to mobile devices everywhere

The ExploreSC app allows people to explore historical markers and monuments throughout South Carolina.

Award-winning comic artist Ebony Flowers to speak at USC

Award-winning comic artist Ebony Flowers, renowned for her graphic novel Hot Comb, will visit the University of South Carolina to deliver a public talk on creative storytelling as part of the McCausland Visiting Scholar Series. The event, titled 'The Art of Remembering in Creative Practice,' will take place on October 21 and is free and open to the public.

Experiential learning opportunities help USC students get career ready

As director of experiential learning in the College of Arts and Sciences, Ashley Byrd-White helps students prepare for life after graduation. She leads a host of initiatives on campus, including U401, that offer opportunities for students to gain experience and knowledge to make the transition smoother.

Anna Hoppmann leads pediatric cancer research effort

Anna Hoppmann is a pediatric oncologist with Prisma Health and a clinical assistant professor at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Columbia where she graduated nine years ago. She also chairs the S.C. Childhood Cancer Taskforce, which recently released a 25-year trend report on childhood cancer incidence, survival and mortality in South Carolina.

Ethics course gives undergraduate his start in mind and brain research

An ethics class at the University of South Carolina fostered Harrison Propps' passion for philosophy and neuroscience research.


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