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B&E Restroom Status
Posted: Sticky
Until further notice, due to construction in the Business & Education Building:
- First-floor restroom is out of service.
- Second-floor restroom is in service.
- Note that accessible restrooms are also available at the Etherredge Center and the Student Activity Center (SAC)/Starbucks (with ramp access).
Course Information Changed
Posted: 6:51 PM 2/26/2026 (updated)
Some course information has been updated to reflect a cancellation, classroom reassignment, or other change. Go to this page to see the update(s), shown in green text. Note that all updates are already incorporated into the course information available on other pages of the website.
How Course Information Changes are Reported
Posted: 11:09 AM 2/26/2026
In the past, we have reported changes in two places: the All The News page and the Changes to the Printed Catalog page. Going forward, we will report all changes only on the Changes to the Printed Catalog page. A notice will be posted on the All The News page whenever a change is made. This change is effective immediately.
Announcement of Merger
On July 23, 2021, a meeting was held in Room 122 of the B&E Building on the campus of USCA to publicly announce the merger of the Academy of Lifelong Learning and the McGrath Computer Learning Center to form the Center for Lifelong Learning. About 30 volunteers, USCA staff, and the media attended.
Remarks were made by Paul Crook, Executive Director of the Etherredge Center and External Programs; Dr. Daniel Heimmermann, Chancellor of USCA; Dr. Daren Timmons, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs; Wayne Rickman, Chairperson of McGrath Computer Learning Center, Inc.; Harriet Haynes, President of the Academy for Lifelong Learning; and Karen Edgington, former Director of External Programs, whose leadership led to the merger of the two organizations long associated with USCA Continuing Education.
The remarks were followed by formally signing the merger agreement. The signers are shown in the picture below.
