USC College of Education celebrates 150 years of Reconstruction in Normal School exhibit
The school helped African-American teens become classroom teachers.
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Tag: Reconstruction
I-26 widening coming sooner than expected, obliterating Jamil Road
Trees are being marked for cutting, and property owners have sold their homes and businesses to the state transportation department.
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Historic house near USC Horseshoe gets renovations
The house on Marion Street known as the Minton family home is getting a touch up that preserves its roots.
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Why the South Caroliniana Library reopening matters
The Caroliniana library is back and better than ever. The library holds original S.C. documents on the Civil War, Reconstruction and both world wars.
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USC breaks ground for statue, honors 60th anniversary of desegregation
Six decades after USC was desegregated, the university broke ground on a monument to honor the first three Black students who enrolled for classes after Reconstruction.
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