USC Upstate News

The University of South Carolina Upstate is taking the initiative to address a need in the region for translators and interpreters that is currently not being addressed by any other entity. Maria Monteso, a Spanish instructor at the University of […]

The University of South Carolina Upstate’s Shoestring Players will present “Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play” from March 1-4 in the Humanities and Performing Arts Center at 170 Gramling Drive on campus. The play by Anne Washburn centers on a post-apocalyptic […]

With the 2018 Winter Olympics just underway in South Korea, one USC Upstate librarian plans to be glued to the TV for a sport that has been gaining traction in the United States since 2010: Curling. Beyond watching Olympic-caliber athletes […]

Storied bluesman Mac Arnold says he “can’t wait” to play his next gig at the University of South Carolina Upstate. Fortunately for both Arnold and the USC Upstate community, he doesn’t have to wait long. Arnold and his band, Plate […]

The University of South Carolina Upstate’s decision to cut out-of-state tuition for students in the Palmetto College online RN-to-BSN nursing program marks a continuation of the institution’s commitment to quality health care in the Upstate and beyond. During the University’s […]

Mario Maggio stands out among his fellow University of South Carolina Upstate students, even the non-traditional ones who are returning to school after a long absence. That’s because Maggio has returned after a really long absence. Maggio, a native New […]

The University of South Carolina Upstate’s student-led IMPACT service organization is putting surplus cafeteria meals to good use: feeding underprivileged children at Spartanburg’s Bethlehem Center. Members of IMPACT – which stands for Involvement with Members to be Positive Advocates for […]

A free, online field guide produced by a group of University of South Carolina Upstate faculty members and one student has received the prestigious William F. Palmer Award from the South Carolina Science Council. The award was announced in November […]

Dr. Nolan Stolz has turned a nearly lifelong enjoyment of the music of heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath into fodder for a book that was released Nov. 8. Stolz, an assistant professor of music and coordinator of commercial music at […]

Dr. Lynette Gibson, a professor of nursing and director of research in nursing at the University of South Carolina Upstate, will make history early next year as the first nurse-scientist to deliver an address at Bermuda College’s annual Corange Science […]