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  Carolinian Magazine

  Get the inside story on all that's happening in Carolinian, the university's official alumni magazine published three times a year by the USC Alumni Association.

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  Inside Carolina

  Subscribe to Inside Carolina — our monthly e-newsletter highlighting the people that make Carolina so special — and catch this month's edition of our Inside Carolina video series.

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  Remembering the Days Podcast

  Explore the ever interesting and sometimes quirky history of the state's flagship university through episodes of our Remembering the Days podcast. 

 

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  Affinity Groups

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  Local Clubs

  From Atlanta to Los Angeles, you'll find hundreds of volunteers leading fun and meaningful activities in over 45 cities around the world.

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  Travel Programs 

  Explore the world with fellow Gamecocks on unique excursions with all-inclusive iteneraries designed for the intellectually curious traveler.

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  Advocacy Initiatives 

  Help spotlight our university’s vital role in fostering both our state’s and residents’ economic well-being by participating in Carolina Day and beyond.

 

 

University News and Stories

 

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  CarolinaLIFE prepares people with intellectual disabilities for independence and success

  At CarolinaLIFE, students with intellectual disabilities take charge of their futures through transformative education.

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  Matt McCord, '95, is determined to pass his outsized Carolina pride to the next generation

  Matt McCord, ’95 music, is a onetime marching band trumpet player, a former Carolina drum major and a Gamecock football season ticket holder. He is also a father of three — and he’s determined to pass his outsized Carolina pride to the next generation.

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  Philanthropy Works: Cathy Knox

  Cathy Knox, ’72, entered the University of South Carolina as an English major in the honors program. When she changed her major to education, she sometimes felt that she missed out on key lessons her peers learned early on. And as she adjusted to her first teaching job at West Columbia’s Saluda River Elementary, she often wished she had someone to talk to.

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  Pradeep Talwani retired more than 15 years ago, but he hardly gave up scholarly pursuit. The geophysics professor's forthcoming book might rattle the traditional narrative.

  During his career at USC, Pradeep Talwani could often be found out in the field hunting for clues about the Earth’s geological past. Here, Talwani looks for evidence of pre­historic earthquakes at Fort Dorchester in Summerville, South Carolina.