USC awards more than $2.7 million in salary raises while cutting jobs, freezing hiring
By Josh Dawsey | Apr. 22, 2011In tough economic times, some employees lose jobs while 146 others see average gains of $18,400
In tough economic times, some employees lose jobs while 146 others see average gains of $18,400
Advocates use music, signs to convey meassage at 4/20 event
USC president makes $540,000 each year plus house, car
Students are upset the President of the Southern Baptist Convention will recieve university's highest honor
Carolina productions brings movie
Carolina Against Sex Trafficking collaborates with Rahab's Rope to inform students about global issue
Updates and changes improve campus technology
President says Sorensen taught him the ropes
Funds will complete Discovery I, overhaul Capstone Campus Room
Progressive group draws much smaller crowd in nearby protest
Bachmann, Haley speak on steps of Statehouse
Mayor Benjamin proclaims April 18 "Ms. Donella Wilson Day"
Sorensen built relationships, improved educational opportunities
More than 300 traipse through dirty local farm
Former USC President Andrew Sorensen, a man known for his colorful bow ties, extreme work ethic and compassion for everyone he met, died unexpectedly in Ohio Sunday morning. He was 72. The cause was an apparent heart attack. Those who knew him described him as a brilliant educator, dedicated friend, innovator, preacher, singer, talented fundraiser, sports fan, avid reader and tireless fighter for the underprivileged.
Major softball stadium renovations on way
No extension for Spurrier, though