1969
Administration Building
The iconic building features a gold dome atop its structure
1973
G.B. Hodge Center
Named for Dr. G.B. Hodge, chairman emeritus of the Spartanburg County Commission for Higher Education and one of the community leaders instrumental in the founding of the University.
Library
Also houses Tukey Theatre, named for Richard E. Tukey, former Chamber of Commerce Executive and one of the community leaders instrumental in the founding of the University
1976
Burroughs Child Development Center
Named for William J. Burroughs, a founding member of the Spartanburg County Commission for Higher Education
1978
Media Center
Also houses the studios of WRET-TV, a station of the South Carolina Educational Television Network
1982
Mary Black School of Nursing
Named for Mary Black Phillips and Miss Rosa Black, who played a key role in funding the building’s construction
1984
Horace C. Smith Science Building
Named for South Carolina State Senator Horace C. Smith
1990
Humanities & Performing Arts Center
Houses the state’s only collegiate theatre equipped with WYSIWYG virtual lighting lab
1992
John M. Rampey Center
Named for John M. Rampey, director of management development at Milliken & Company who is credited with the successful application that won Milliken & Company the prestigious Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 1989
1995
Campus Life Center
A gathering place for student groups, community meetings, receptions, etc.
1997
Palmetto Villas
An apartment-style housing complex reserved for USC Upstate upperclassman
2002
Susan Jacobs Arboretum
Named for Susan Jacobs, a nursing graduate and community leader
Louis P. Howell Athletic Complex
Named for Louis P. Howell, a founding member of the Spartanburg County Commission for Higher Education
County University Soccer Stadium
Home to the perennial national power men's soccer program and the consistently strong women's program
Spartanburg County Youth Soccer Fields
A facility built in coordination with Spartanburg County Parks and Recreation
Cyrill Softball Stadium
Named for Frank Cyrill, who played a key role in funding the stadium’s construction
2003
University Readiness Center
A one-of-a-kind partnership between USC Upstate and the S.C. National Guard, which the two institutions share
P. Kathryn Hicks Visual Arts Center
Named for P. Kathryn "Katie" Hicks, a professor of art at USC Upstate for more than 30 years
2004
Cleveland S. Harley Baseball Park
Named for Cleveland S. Harley, a founding member of the Spartanburg County Commission for Higher Education and one of the community leaders instrumental in the founding of the University
Palmetto House
A new suite-style, coeducational residence hall that houses 348 freshmen
2005
Tennis Complex
A lighted, 12-court facility that has been the home to four NCAA Tournaments and two Peach Belt Conference Championships
2008
Health Education Complex ~ Currently Under Construction
A $24 million facility that will house the Mary Black School of Nursing, School of Education, Wellness/Fitness Center, Enrollment Management and Bookstore