US Gergel tells us about AA WWII veteran Issac Woodard who was arrested and beaten til blinded by law enf. in 1945

Connie Schulz schools us on digitizing documents.

Tonight we open the collns of #LWV leaders #SarahLeverette & #KellerBarron (5:30 Hollings Libr) #WomensHistoryMonth

#OTD in 1868, the 4th Reconstruction Act was passed. Join HC & USC History Center for a public symposium on #Reconstruction: bit.ly/1QRRACG

Still image from Fox Movietone News outtakes of the #StPatricksDay parade in 1934.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with A&S Prof. Marjorie Spruill: “Divided We Stand,” March 22.

‘Cotton Road,’ a documentary by A&S Prof. Laura Kissel, screens at the McKissick Museum on March 21.

Join HC & USC History Center for the first major public symposium on #Reconstruction, April 21-22. historiccolumbia.org/events/the-rec…

Join us on Tuesday and learn about the polarization of US politics.

A&S Institute for African American Research hosts “Colonial Legacy and African Post-Independence Regime Survival.” ow.ly/ZqZfS

Don't forget! Tonight at 6:00. #feminism #conservatives #familyvalues #womensrights

Tonight!

#OTD in 1867, #AndrewJohnson vetoes the 2nd #Reconstruction Act. Learn more here USC History Center historiccolumbia.org/reconstruction/

The #Reconstruction Symposium's keynote speaker Eric Foner on Fresh Air CWR MOOC UofSC Political Coll Center for Civil Rights History & Research USC History Center npr.org/2015/01/19/377…

"Reconstruction was the first chapter in America’s civil rights movement." Don't miss this article from USC History Center! sc.edu/uofsc/posts/20…

Photo of the iceberg identified as the one that sank Titanic, by 17-year-old Bernice Palmer: ow.ly/10Fd5F

USC faculty discuss importance of Reconstruction. sc.edu/uofsc/posts/20…

Rep. @Clyburn and Eric Foner to speak @ #Reconstruction symposium @ University of South Carolina next week! x.com/UscCenter/stat…

During the 1876 gubernatorial race, US Army soldiers ‘occupied’ the Capitol to curtail violence. #Reconstruction150

In 1876, Ladson Presbyterian hired its first black minister, Rev. Mack G. Johnson. #Reconstruction150 USC History Center