Timothy Simmons, First Year Experience Librarian for University Libraries, knows a thing or two about bringing students in the doors.
Students earned recognition for their scholarship and their use of library resources in the 2025 University Libraries Undergraduate Research Awards.
University Libraries joins Patriots Point to honor Vietnam Veterans and their families.
Students submitted photos of University Libraries for a chance to win a cash prize as well as have their photography displayed on the main floor of Thomas Cooper Library.
The South Caroliniana Library has helped decades of undergraduates with their research. Now, Honors College seniors seek resources from the library for their final projects.
A change of platforms for Open Carolina is creating new publication opportunities for University of South Carolina faculty and students.
Four University of South Carolina graduate students are the winners of University Libraries' 2025 Graduate Student Data Visualization Awards.
Learn how OER can save your students money and boost student success!
University of South Carolina Libraries is celebrating the centennial of what some consider to be "the great American novel" in style.
University Libraries now provides USC-affiliated researchers access to Scopus, a vast multidisciplinary abstract and citation database.
University of South Carolina-affiliated authors can now take advantage of two new open access agreements that will allow them to publish at no cost in many journals published by Elsevier and Cambridge.
To celebrate Love Data Week 2025 (Feb. 10-14), University Libraries is offering a week full of free online workshops. Register now to save your space!
The University Archives at the South Caroliniana Library has recently acquired a treasure trove of materials once belonging to Patterson Wardlaw, the first dean of education.
Using the Academic Analytics database, librarians can work with faculty to locate faculty across campus who are pursuing similar lines of inquiry and have the potential to become collaborators.
The mission of DRS is "to support USC faculty, staff and students by lowering or removing technology barriers from modern research questions."
University Libraries has acquired the original scripts and treatments from the 1970s hit television show "Wonder Woman" starring Lynda Carter.
The department was awarded over $300,000 for the digitization of African American and environmentally focused newspapers over a two-year period.
University Libraries is delighted to welcome a new librarian, Applied AI-Data Science Specialist Vandana Srivastava, to our Digital Research Services Team.
Housed in University Libraries, Dr. Faulkenbury will serve as the principal resource on matters of historic interpretation, representation, and commemoration of the University of South Carolina for the university community and beyond.
University of South Carolina Libraries has entered into a new three-year Open Access agreement with the Public Library of Science (PLOS) that will allow USC Columbia-affiliated researchers to publish in PLOS journals without incurring processing charges.
Several changes designed to enhance the library experience for the USC community have taken place over the summer at Thomas Cooper Library.
University of South Carolina Libraries has joined the Association of Research Libraries' Realities of Academic Data Sharing (RADS) Initiative, a research project aimed at understanding and addressing the complexities and costs associated with managing and sharing data from funded research.
How have skateboarding and the skateboarding subculture shaped the lives of Columbia residents over the past few decades? That's a question a group of USC Honors College students explored recently with the help of USC University Libraries' Oral History program.
University Libraries’ Moving Image Research Collections (MIRC) has been awarded a 2024 Film Preservation Matching Grant by the National Film Preservation Foundation (NFPF).
The Jordan Family collection holds more than just letters and photographs. That's why it takes a special kind of storage to preserve the collection's interesting and unexpected materials.