USC undecided on law dean, facilities
By Josh Dawsey | April 12, 2011Provost says USC close to choosing new law leader, only two candidates remain
Provost says USC close to choosing new law leader, only two candidates remain
Band director’s open call draws 32 non-members
Collins shares insight in lengthy, wide-ranging Q&A
Annual event still accepting donations to fight cancer
Annual cancer awareness fundraising event set for Blatt Fields
During registration this week students had a variety of options to choose from
Downtown area welcomes urban atmosphere
Donation to come in five installments
New hires said to address shortage of professors
Author Richard Rubin spoke Wednesday night in the Gambrell Hall Auditorium about his book “Confederacy of Silence: A True Tale of the New Old South.” Rubin’s work is a personal memoir about the year he spent living and working as a newspaper reporter in the rural Mississippi Delta. Rubin is also known as a prolific writer of short stories, essays and articles, including the acclaimed “The Ghosts of Emmett Till,” an article that ran in the New York Times Magazine in 2005. The event was part of the College of Arts and Sciences’s “Caught in the Creative Act” series. On Monday, a lecture will be held on famed New York Times columnist and author Gail Collins’s new book “When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Present.” The series will conclude Wednesday with Collins’s visit to the campus to speak about the work. Both events will be held in the Gambrell Hall Auditorium from 6 to 7 p.m.
USC has whittled down its candidates for the law school dean to three. The finalists for the position include:— Stephen W. Mazza, the interim dean of the University of Kansas School of Law.— Susan M. Richey, the associate dean at the University of New Hampshire School of Law.— Robert M. Wilcox, the associate dean for Academic Affairs here at USC. Eliminated from contention were David S. Caudill and Scott N. Schools. The three candidates will soon return for another visit, said Charles Bierbauer, head of the search committee and dean of the College of Mass Communication and Information Studies. Bierbauer’s search committee previously reviewed 30 applicants and selected five top candidates, who came for a campus visit earlier this semester. The new dean will replace Walter “Jack” Pratt, who leaves at the end of this academic year. The new dean will take over a school that has struggled in recent years with a deteriorating building and a lack of leadership and vision. Those concerns were highlighted in a national report last year, and the school dropped out of national rankings.
Board of Publications selects students for The Daily Gamecock, Garnet & Black, WUSC, SGTV Wednesday afternoon
Events part of awareness month
Jewish star plays with Trevor Hall
Hyman: ‘Stephen has exhibited behavior that is unacceptable for one of our student-athletes’
LGBT awareness event promotes Safe Zone Ally program, acceptance
TOMS’ One Day Without Shoes had people walking barefoot all over campus Tuesday raising awareness of children in developing countries who are subject to infections and diseases because they grow up without shoes. In TOMS’