South Carolina State University News

PRINCESS ANNE , Md.- The University of Maryland Eastern Shore officially begins spring break this Monday, however the softball team will have a full load.

Santiago had been serving as interim chief since last April when he took over for Randy Scott, who resigned suddenly last year.

The president of South Carolina State University is asking state lawmakers for more than $13 million to pay its bills through June.

South Carolina State University is holding a formal inauguration ceremony for President Thomas Elzey more than eight months after he started leading the school.

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Columbia, SC -- Six of South Carolina's Historically Black Colleges and Universities are finalists for The Home Depot's "Retool Your School" campus improvement grant.

It's been fairly well documented that relations between the Obama administration and Capitol Hill have been a bit frosty.

Representatives from the five universities announced plans this week to add new programs or expand their existing ones at the center at McAlister Square, according to a Greenville News story.

South Carolina State University is scheduled to host an exhibit inspired by the Douglas Blackmon book on forced servitude following the Civil War.

The degree offerings available to Upstate residents at the University Center of Greenville are expected to grow.

The chairman of the House budget-writing committee says the state will address South Carolina State University's $13 million cash flow problem.

Good things bear repeating. That's Terrence Head's view of attending the Black Engineer of the Year Awards conference.

Black History Month is a month set aside to recognize the achievements of African Americans who have been contributing to the construction of a more egalitarian and fraternal country, while remaining in the memories and hearts of many people who use their steps to guide their lives and to escort their conducts.

Horace C. Holloway was the first African-American Chief Building Official for the City of Anderson, retiring in 2011 after 31 years of service.