SC State freshman students move in ahead of fall semester
While it may be a difficult transition, many of the students we spoke to on campus are excited for their first semester of college to begin.
While it may be a difficult transition, many of the students we spoke to on campus are excited for their first semester of college to begin.
With so much interest in the school, the university is having to look for more housing options for its students.
South Carolina State University is continuing it’s commitment to their students growth starting by helping giving them a jump start on the careers they want to pursue after they graduate.
“Archaeology helps us understand the daily lives of the people who were here in the past,”
Orangeburg, SC (WOLO) — The savage beating and subsequent death of 29 year old Type Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee has renewed the discussion over police brutality. Tuesday evening South Carolina State University’s Department of Social Sciences held a forum entitled, “Let’s Talk about Tyre Nichols: Black Bodies and Institutional Violence” to tackle the issue head on. Organizers say the purpose of…
Image: SC State University Orangeburg, SC (WOLO) — South Carolina State University wants to get more black male teachers in the classroom, and thanks to a $90 thousand dollar grant donated to the university for their Call Me MiSTER program, they are one step closer to making it a reality. School officials say the grant will help them increase efforts…
ORANGEBURG, SC (WOLO) — Since the 1940s, South Carolina State University has a long tradition of producing minority leaders in the US Army through its ROTC program. The school with the extensive military history celebrated Veterans Day Thursday with a special program featuring some of the school’s alumni. “Being a part of South Carolina State ROTC program, we like to…
South Carolina State University is mourning one of their own. According to the university, S.C. State alumnus, and one of the Orangeburg Massacre survivors has died at the age of 72.
The US Department of Agriculture is investing 70 million dollars into a project led by Clemson University and South Carolina State.
On National Voter Registration Day, she urged all the students to exercise their right to vote.