USC Upstate News

Academic libraries are undergoing significant transition in the variety of resources, services and vital spaces for collaborative learning and contemplation that mark their contribution to universities. The University is re-envisioning the USC Upstate Library in an effort to meet the […]

Destroy books? The University of South Carolina Upstate Library staff wasn’t going to have any part of it. Instead, the library has turned a caveat of state law into an opportunity to help inmates. The library recently donated almost 325 […]

Whether you’re poolside, oceanfront or by the campfire, a good book has long been considered an indispensable companion for summer break. We asked faculty and staff at the University of South Carolina Upstate which tomes made their reading lists, and […]

Camille McCutcheon, Library, has received a Special Journal Award for her outstanding work as book review editor for The Journal of American Culture, 2013-2017. McCutcheon is the coordinator of Collection Management in the USC Upstate Library.

Come join in the fun on November 3! Take a study break at the International Games Day at the Library from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Through November 30, the USC Upstate Library will be having a Food for Fines food drive. Library fines for overdue items will be reduced by one dollar for each non-perishable food item given. There is no limit to the amount of fines forgiven.

Camille McCutcheon, coordinator of collection management and USC Upstate librarian, has been named book review editor for the Journal of American Culture, a publication of the American Culture Association.

USC Upstate’s Library is now on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Give them a follow and see what’s new.

The Library is a registered site for a webcast offered by Academic Impressions titled, “Integrating Information Literacy in the First Year.” It will be offered Tuesday, March 5 from 1 – 2:45 p.m. In this webcast, the instructor will showcase […]

The collection includes titles from all popular fiction genres, according to Breanne Kirsch, reference librarian, including mystery, thriller, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, science fiction and romance.