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Program has teens build own computers
Thirteen-year-old Margaret Wiwuga had never seen the inside of a computer until she started putting one together Tuesday.
As Budgets Tighten, University Reviews Less Popular Programs
The Times and Democrat 6/30/2009 South Carolina State University President Dr. George Cooper says the economy could be a factor in deciding whether the institution keeps some academic programs with low enrollment.
Homefront: Hardworking dad inspired solicitor
Harold V. Jones II took a small token from his hero on his first day on the job in the State Solicitor's Office years ago.
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Marsha M. Nix Honored for Excellence in Middle School Education
Marsha M. Nix received both the Character Teacher of the Month Award and the Teacher of the Year Award in 2008 Cambridge Who's Who is an exclusive membership organization that recognizes and empowers executives, professionals and entrepreneurs throughout the world.
Jim Franklin is no stranger to the McDuffie County School System. He first came nine years ago to be the assistant principal of Thomson Middle School.
A&M president's first day on campus as new leader
WAFF 48 News caught up with Alabama A&M University's newest president Dr. Andrew Hugine on campus Friday and he was thrilled to be there.
After more than a year of waiting, Alabama A&M finally has a new president. The board of trustees voted 8 to 1 to offer the position to Dr.
A&M trustees approve tuition increase, furloughs
Published: Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 10:47 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 10:47 p.m. The Alabama A&M Board of Trustees voted Thursday to elect a new president and pass a 15-percent tuition increase for students to make up for budget cuts.
Land grant universities share ideas
Community outreach leaders from historically black land grant universities say they can create better programs to help underserved communities, and probably land more federal grant money, if they work together.
Historically black land grant schools to meet here
Administrators of historically black land grant universities are getting together in South Carolina to discuss how they can work better together.
Total cost including tuition, fees, room and board: $21,729 for in-state freshmen $17,663 for in-state upper classmen $35,539 for out-of-state freshmen $31,473 for out-of-state upper classmen South Carolina in-state, undergraduate tuition increases for 2009-10: College of Charleston 7 percent South Carolina State University 8.4 percent The Citadel ...
SC State will charge fans to tailgate near stadium
Tailgating has always been a must for college football fans, but now a cash-strapped college is banking on tailgaters to bring in funds.
S.C. State Fans Will Pay To Park Near Stadium
Leaders at a South Carolina university are establishing an area near the school's football stadium that will require fans to pay for parking and have a ticket to enter.
Felton Laboratory School Accepting Applications
Dr. Samuel Alston, interim director of Felton Laboratory School, has announced that Felton is now accepting applications for the 2009-2010 school year for Kindergarten through Eighth Grade.
Wal-Mart Foundation Donates $150,000 to SC State University
Orangeburg, SC - The Wal-Mart Foundation donates $150,000 to the South Carolina State University's Savannah River Environmental Sciences Field Station program.
SC college and university tuition rates on the rise
Tuition at South Carolina State University will jump 8.4 percent next year, and increases from other state colleges and universities are starting to trickle in.
AMIkids Unveils New Brand Identity Forty Years of Experience Working...
AMIkids operates in eight states with 56 programs : dedicated to providing our communities' troubled kids a promising future.
Hearings scheduled as part of CSUS' police chief search
The public is invited to attend hearings that begin Tuesday as part of Sacramento State University's search for a new police chief.
Early warning: Cancer seminar set at SC State
Orangeburg insurance agent Bill Carter knows what it's like to battle prostate cancer.
Women's Basketball: Ronald Hughey Joins Rutgers Women's Basketball Staff
PISCATAWAY, N.J. Ronald Hughey has been named an assistant coach with the Rutgers women's basketball program, it has been officially announced by head coach C. Vivian Stringer.