Nicole Maskiell's new book, "Bound by Bondage," details how elite families benefited from slavery to rise to power in 17th-century America, even in the North.
Maskiell will appear in @cspanhistory's Lectures in History program on Dec. 3.
Read the Q&A: https://t.co/XyyyXMloC8
. @UofSCSouth presents the Neuffer Lecture in Southern Literature featuring @JasonMott, author of the National Book Award-winning "Hell of a Book."
📍Monday, Nov. 7, 7 p.m., Lumpkin Auditorium, Close-Hipp - 8th Floor
We know it's time for #MariahSZN but it's also time for our @UofSC Takeover! 🤙🤙
On Nov. 3, watch for a special edition of USC Today and check out USC's social media (and ours too!) for fantastic stories about the College of Arts and Sciences!
Join WGST on Oct 17 at 6p.m. for the 2022 Adrenée Glover Freeman lecture with Dr. Aisha Durham! “Belonging, bell, and Black feminism” will take place at the Capstone House on October 17th.
Learn more https://t.co/nPS7eWvtR4
Our newest special edition, "With Pride," is live online!
"With Pride" is entirely focused on the LGBTQIA+ community.
Look out for the edition to hit stands around campus and Columbia later this week. Read it now here: https://t.co/sEP6YUgOA3
Next Thursday, 9/15, I will be doing a pre-concert talk for a tribute to the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin by the @UofSCJazz Faculty @KogerCenter's brand new plaza stage. Pre-talk at 5 pm, music at 6 pm & food by Cynthia Soul Food Truck. EVENT is free. Bring blanket or chair😎
Join AFAM Studies for a virtual workshop on "Understanding Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome" with Dr. Joy DeGruy. Free and open to public: https://t.co/3leSKriwUp
🌟New faculty spotlight: Abbe Schriber🌟
Abbe Schriber is an assistant professor of Art History and African American Studies who joined the university this fall. Schriber focuses on 20th and 21st-century art, performance, and material culture of the African Diaspora.
Dr.. Kendall Deas has some thoughts about a victory for parents who blocked a plan to close 23 public schools. Read his opinion in the national Diane Ravitch blog: https://t.co/K6FPoblkbT https://t.co/Slei8kAItm
"What interested me about Butler’s work is that her writing consistently represents humans who must deal with the edges or ends of humanity..."
Read more of this thought-provoking interview with #UofSC AFAM Studies & English Professor Alyssa Collins at: https://t.co/TTWWa0zsQ8
Happy Birthday, Octavia E. Butler! 🥳
The pioneering writer would have been 75 years today. #UofSC professor Alyssa Collins spent the past year immersed in Butler's collection at @TheHuntington. She shares her impressions of Butler for @ConversationUS.
https://t.co/qrRVMsNekp