USC President held State of the University address
Wednesday morning, September 9, USC President Michael Amiridis held his State of the University Addres on the horseshoe.
Wednesday morning, September 9, USC President Michael Amiridis held his State of the University Addres on the horseshoe.
“The assassination of Charlie Kirk on a university campus as well as other terrible events in recent months in different parts of our country are never justifiable in our society. As an academic community, we are obligated to continue the work of humanizing character, bridging our differences, and not permitting cruelty,” he says.
For this semester, USC celebrates a record-high enrollment of more than 38,000 students.
Hosted by the University of South Carolina and the group “Combat Antisemitism Movement,” the forum’s goal was to shine light on experiences lived by Jewish students, and how universities and faculty can help protect them.
The monument depicts a photo of the three students stepping out of the Osborne Administration Building after enrolling at USC on September 11th 1963.
The building will be over 800,000 square feet and will include student housing, retail spaces, and a parking garage.
The University of South Carolina has officially entered a new era of leadership.