A long-discussed convocation center at the University of South Carolina Beaufort’s Bluffton campus cleared a key hurdle Monday, March 23, as Beaufort County Council voted 6-5 to commit $11.1 million to the project despite a prior deadlock at the committee level.
County approves $11.1M for USCB convocation center after split vote Read More »
Both rated among nation’s best Staff reports The Beaufort Memorial education and simulation program ranks among the best in the nation, according to Becker’s Hospital Review. Becker’s, the leading healthcare
Review highlights Beaufort Memorial PATH program, education center Read More »
Four Beaufort High School seniors were among the 11 outstanding Beaufort County seniors named Heritage Classic Foundation scholars for the 2025-2026 school year.
4 Beaufort High seniors named Heritage Classic Foundation scholars Read More »
USCB’s Institute for the Study of the Reconstruction Era is hosting its 4th annual public history symposium Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21, at the Center for the Arts on the Beaufort campus.
The University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) has been awarded a $3,500 South Carolina Sexual Violence Prevention Grant to strengthen campus-wide efforts focused on preventing sexual harassment and interpersonal violence.
USCB awarded grant to advance Sexual Violence Prevention Read More »
The University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) has announced Hillary Waters Fayle as the Sea Islands Center Gallery Artist in Residence, according to a media release. A Virginia-based textile artist, Fayle is known for her delicate botanical constructions. Using found leaves and simple hand tools—needle and thread and X-Acto knives—she creates refined, fragile assemblages that invite viewers to see art in nature.
USCB Artist in Residence Fayle to lead public workshops Feb. 27-28 Read More »
Beaufort City Council continues to explore creating a downtown social district — a defined area where visitors could purchase beer or wine from participating businesses and carry it with them as they move between shops, restaurants and the waterfront.
Hopes rise alongside questions as City of Beaufort considers social district Read More »
