National ‘Stand Up for Science’ protests reach Columbia
The “Stand Up for Science” rally in Columbia saw scientists and advocates push for more scientific funding.
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Clemson Extension would use budget increase to improve research
Matt Holt represented Clemson Extension at its annual budget hearing before state lawmakers.
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Women finding their place in STEM fields
Women are claiming their place in STEM classrooms and the engineering workplace. The country has seen a slow and steady increase in the number of women entering those fields.
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African martial sciences with Columbia’s grand matriarch
Columbia’s grand matriarch of African martial sciences, Mama G, and her students discuss the practice amid its success in major films.
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Richland One gets nearly $15 million for new aerospace technology classes
The classes will be available to all students in Richland One, through an elementary, middle and high school.
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Student herpetologists work with university to relocate frog population
Herpetologists with the university are relocating the campus’s frog population.
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Unity can make a difference for women in STEM
Women preparing for scientific careers find mentors and friendship in organizations devoted to STEM fields.
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Breaking the code for women in STEM careers
It’s Women’s History Month and Carolina News & Reporter profiled five women in STEM fields who are leading research projects and serving as role models to a younger generation.
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Tag! He’s it – Meet South Carolina’s monarch butterfly chaser
Meet Billy McCord – a naturologist, ecologist, and scattologist who spends almost every day researching, catching, and tagging monarch butterflies on the South Carolina coast.
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White House science director focuses on research security
President Donald Trump’s science adviser, Kelvin Drogemeier, visited the Pastides Alumni Center to talk research security with faculty researchers from around the state.
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