Faculty senate discusses granting non-tenure track faculty vote
By Larissa Johnson | Feb. 1, 2017The faculty senate will vote on a measure to allow non-tenure track faculty to cast votes at meetings.
The faculty senate will vote on a measure to allow non-tenure track faculty to cast votes at meetings.
A fire on South Saluda Ave. killed one woman Sunday night.
This year's list of candidates for Student Government elections contains a record number of students running for senate positions at the same time as a drop in the number of students running for executive positions.
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University officials are requesting over $90 million in new funding from the General Assembly for 2017-18, including $71.5 million to to build a new medical school.
USC and Clemson student governments hope to start a new period of more student involvement in state government, beginning with their Wednesday release of the Student Higher Education Report and Honor Roll.
