The South Carolina Encyclopedia
A public humanities resource offering reliable, accessible information about South Carolina’s people, places, and history.
Digital scholarship in and about the U.S. South
Research, archives, and public-facing digital projects.
Digital US South is home to digital archives and scholarly projects created to support research, teaching, and public engagement focused on the history and culture of the U.S. South.
Featured projects
Explore digital archives, editorial projects, and public-facing scholarly resources connected to the American South.
Historic Southern Naturalists
A research resource connecting naturalists, specimens, collections, and the history of science in the South.
Native South Carolina
A project centered on Indigenous history, memory, and representation in South Carolina and the wider region.
The Papers of William Short
A digital documentary editing project focused on the life, writings, and networks of William Short.
DUSS Publications
A dedicated publishing space for open-access books, edited collections, and born-digital scholarship.
A clearer front door for Digital US South
This homepage is designed to introduce the initiative, orient new visitors, and direct readers quickly to projects, archives, and publications.
About
Digital US South brings together digital humanities projects, archives, and scholarly initiatives created through the Institute for Southern Studies at the University of South Carolina. The site serves as a central point of access for research, teaching resources, and public-facing digital work.
Institutional home
Institute for Southern Studies
University of South Carolina
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