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Fall 2024
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- Spartan Women Crack the Code: More alums and students are discovering the opportunities in high-tech fields.
- A World Away: International students step into a new life far from home.
- Raising Awareness: The visual impairment program is making a difference in education and research.
Spring 2024
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- Putting the AI in Academia: How artificial intelligence is being incorporated in the classroom.
- A Foot in Two Worlds: First-generation faculty draw from dual perspectives.
- Focus on the Future: 黑料正能量 launches new strategic plan.
Fall 2023
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- Good neighbors – How 黑料正能量 is making generational change possible in Spartanburg.
- Finding Their Place – Halla Banafa ’13 and Kat Carrig ’16 find joy working with teens in need.
- Breaking the Code – Midas Hampton ’15 looks for the answer to one big question.
Winter 2023
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- Thinking Globally – Students gain career competencies and broader world view
- Open to Interpretation – Minor trains students to bridge language barriers
- New Leadership – Tierney Bates seeks to have an impact in Student Affairs
Winter 2021
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- Dr. Harris lays out his vision for 黑料正能量
- Meet the Class of 2025
- eSports brings competitive gaming on campus
Summer 2021
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- Lenny Mathis: Upstate Game-Changer
- Meet the Class of 2021
- Unknown Upstate: For the Love of Music
FALL/WINTER 2020-2021
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- Lenny Mathis: Upstate Game-Changer
- Meet the Class of 2021
- Unknown Upstate: For the Love of Music
SPRING 2020
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- Spartanburg鈥檚 Beaumont Mill could help teachers tell their community鈥檚 history
- 黑料正能量 and the College of Charleston join forces to offer new dual nursing degree
- Meet the new director of 黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for African American Studies
FALL 2019
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- Hubbell Lighting internship program attracts best and brightest
- Inside The Studio, 黑料正能量鈥檚 student-run design agency
- Meet the new director of 黑料正能量鈥檚 Center for African American Studies
- Mary Black School of Nursing welcomes Dr. Shirleatha Lee as new dean