South Carolina State University has received several new federal grants that will help more graduate students train for careers in counseling and rehabilitation. The funding supports programs that prepare counselors to work with children and teens facing trauma and disability, as well as programs that train professionals to support individuals with disabilities as they pursue education, independence and employment. Together, these grants will provide full scholarships, stipends and hands-on training partnerships — opening doors for students while strengthening services in schools and communities across South Carolina.
South Carolina State University extends sincere condolences to the family of Dr. Barbara Hatton, a pioneering educator who served as SC State’s first woman president, regarding her passing. Hatton passed away on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025, in Boston,...
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Born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago and a historian at heart, Dr. Learie B. Luke believes the world should be every student’s classroom. As director of the Office of Global Engagement at South Carolina State University, he works to ensure that...
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Strengthening a commitment to matching the talents of students with the demands of business and industry, South Carolina State University has launched four new degree programs in STEM-related fields.
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Veterans Day is more than a date on the calendar. It’s a reminder of courage, sacrifice, and community. At South Carolina State University, that spirit of gratitude came to life Thursday during this year’s Veterans Appreciation program at Martin...
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The South Carolina State University Concert Choir will present its final performance of the 2025 season with the Christmas portion of Handel’s “Messiah.” The Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr. Johnnie J. Felder, will be joined by a quartet...
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South Carolina State University will host its upcoming Passport Fair on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. from 9 a.m.–2 p.m. in Belcher Hall, Room 207. Thanks to the support of President Conyers, the first 100 student applications will be covered completely...
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