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SC State gets grant to develop online master s in English

South Carolina State University’s English Program has received a $145,877 Humanities Initiatives at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Grant to fund the development of a 30-credit Master of Arts in English asynchronous (self-paced) online degree program in the SC State Department of English and Communications.

Prof: Roundtree provided action hero role model in Shaft

A South Carolina State University professor who has authored a book about women in Blaxploitation movies says the late actor Richard Roundtree’s portrayal of “Shaft” was a pivotal heroic figure for young urban audiences in the 1970s. “John Shaft was so crucial to the development even though some would argue then and now that the character itself was stereotypical in terms of representations of Black masculinity of different kinds of African American heroes, especially for a young urban audience that wanted a change from the Sidney Poitier roles onscreen,” said Dr. Yvonne Sims, an associate professor of English.

That that was fate, like serendipity? : Halle Berry on making her fifth-grade teacher her child s godmother

Halle Berry opens up about her magical connection with her childhood teacher, the actor reveals the reason why she is her biggest inspiration. Read on to know more!

IN PHOTOS: SC State Trunk or Treat 2023

Student organizations and academic departments distributed candy to hundreds of children in a wide variety of costumes. Spike s Halloweentown, South Carolina State University s annual Trunk or Treat event for the

Prof: Roundtree provided action hero role model in Shaft

A South Carolina State University professor who has authored a book about women in Blaxploitation movies says the late actor Richard Roundtree’s portrayal of “Shaft” was a pivotal heroic figure for young urban audiences in the 1970s. “John Shaft was so crucial to the development even though some would argue then and now that the character itself was stereotypical in terms of representations of Black masculinity of different kinds of African American heroes, especially for a young urban audience that wanted a change from the Sidney Poitier roles onscreen,” said Dr. Yvonne Sims, an associate professor of English.

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