Category Archives: collections

Reflections of a Summer Intern

Read what Heather had to say of her experience here this summer Continue reading

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Women in Politics

Herb discusses his work writing biographical sketches of South Carolina’s female political leaders, and the resources SCPC has to offer about them. Continue reading

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Election Day!

We received some new items this morning, particularly relevant to voting day… Continue reading

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Reflections of a Biographer

Prof. Jack Roper shares with us some memorable discoveries in the Dorn Papers Continue reading

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How the collections framed my Thesis

My Master’s Thesis, The Sacrifices of the American Textile Industry and the Common Good, uses the collections of Butler Derrick and Ernest Fritz Hollings to describe how protective legislation for the textile industry can be understood as for the protection of the common good. Continue reading

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What do you spy in our workroom?

See some of the things that visitors often notice when they walk through SCPC Continue reading

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New Women’s Exhibit in honor of Women’s History Month

Check it out at the front of Thomas Cooper Library Continue reading

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SCPC Research Guide: The Cold War (Part 2)

Did Part 1 leave you wanting more? Here you go! Continue reading

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SCPC Research Guide: The Cold War (Part 1)

Check out the first part of our newest guide for researchers Continue reading

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New items for our collections

We’re hitting it out of the park with this blog entry… Continue reading

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