The University of South Carolina is increasing ChatGPT Edu advanced-model monthly credit limits, giving students, faculty and staff more access to advanced AI features during finals season.
USC is transitioning to a new Fortinet Virtual Private Network (VPN) solution on Nov. 18 to strengthen security and provide faculty, staff and students with secure remote access to university systems and resources.
USC has earned a 9.2 AI Readiness Score from AIREDEX and ranked 11th of US research universities, recognizing its commitment to integrating artificial intelligence into teaching, research and operations while prioritizing security and responsible use.
Cybercriminals don't take a holiday. Learn how to spot phishing scams, protect your university credentials and keep your personal information and paycheck secure this holiday season.
The Division of IT spent the summer strengthening the technology that keeps Carolina connected. From expanded Wi-Fi coverage to continued access to AI tools, see how that work is supporting campus this fall.
Learn what's changed with Chat and the new ChatGPT Work experience, including when to use each option and how your choice can affect credit usage.
Read the latest edition of the Garnet AI Digest newsletter, which highlights practical takeaways and emerging developments to help you stay informed and ahead in a rapidly changing AI landscape.
The Division of IT appoints Dr. Beth Woods as AVP to lead AI, data and research computing strategy initiatives.
Creating accessible dashboards isn't just a best practice--it's essential to ensuring that everyone across the University of South Carolina community can fully engage with and benefit from data.
With support from the Division of IT and the South Carolina Honors College, the Provost's AI Fellowship gives students hands-on experience with faculty while expanding the impact of AI across teaching and research.
Welcome to the first edition of our new newsletter, Garnet AI Digest! It's a hub for the latest AI news, tools and opportunities happening across campus.
As artificial intelligence reshapes higher education and the workforce, the University of South Carolina is stepping forward to equip its community for what's ahead. Leading the charge is Garnet AI Fluency 101, an innovative initiative by AI educator Dr. Kushal Jha focused on promoting responsible, ethical, and effective AI use across campus.
AI Day Poster Competition, which featured 35 presentations from across the university, was organized into three categories: Teaching, Learning, and Student Support; AI Strategy, Operations, and Society; and AI for Health, Science, Engineering, and Cybersecurity. A special Zoom Choice Award recognized an additional standout project.
The Division of IT's AI Day didn't just meet expectations--it exceeded them. Drawing more than 700 attendees, the Division's inaugural event signaled a powerful shift toward accessible, practical AI engagement at USC.
USC Division of IT is expanding access to responsible AI tools across campus through a new partnership with BoodleBox.
As USC's IT environment continues to evolve, Enterprise Application resources are now being brought back in-house to strengthen internal expertise, enhance service delivery, expand advanced application support and increase ownership of its systems.
Join us on March 19, 2026 at the Russell House Student Union for AI Day at USC, a one-day, statewide showcase hosted by the USC Division of IT and Garnet AI Foundry highlighting how AI is reshaping learning, research, operations and innovation through keynotes, demos, strategy discussions and real-world campus use cases.
Garnet AI Fluency 101 gives the USC community a fast, ethical starting point for using generative AI with confidence. In just a few hours, you’ll build practical skills, explore USC’s prompt library and meet Aila—your always‑on learning assistant.
The Division of IT rolled out faster Wi-Fi and launched a new partnership with OpenAI--bringing ChatGPT Edu to all students and faculty for smarter, more connected learning this fall.
Scammers are stepping up their game -- and they're not holding back. From fake job offers and phony school supply sales to counterfeit football tickets, their tactics are evolving.