USC renames building after Black community leader Celia Dial Saxon
The University of South Carolina has named a building after a non-white person for the first time in its 222-year history.
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The University of South Carolina has named a building after a non-white person for the first time in its 222-year history.
University of South Carolina names residence hall at 700 Lincoln St. after pioneering educator and civil rights advocate Celia Saxon.
The first African American is honored with a building name at the University of South Carolina (USC) Columbia campus, according to the university.
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Name of renown African American educator, highly respected in South Carolina, will be on name of upperclassmen residence hall at 700 Lincoln St.