Lander celebrates achievements, dreams of scholarship donors, students
November 7, 2022Behind every college scholarship is a story of dreams and a deep hope for the future. That fact was evident at Lander University’s 38th annual Eleanor Teal Donor Appreciation and…
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Clinton Red Devils in Final Four of Mascot Challenge
November 4, 2022WSPA (Channel 7) is holding a Mascot Challenge and the Clinton Red Devils have advanced to the final round. The challenge is fan based which means that fans of a…
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PC to Host Blood Drive
November 4, 2022Donating blood saves lives. Presbyterian College in partnership with The Blood Connection, will host a blood drive at Springs Student Center, Monday, November 7th. The blood drive will be held…
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Game On! Thousands of students statewide learning about life science careers, lining up to win prizes
November 3, 2022In response to an unprecedented initiative rolling out across the Palmetto State, tens of thousands of South Carolina middle and high school students are learning about the state’s fastest-growing industry…
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PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, INDIANA UNIVERSITY LILLY FAMILY SCHOOL OF PHILANTHROPY PARTNER TO GIVE PC STUDENTS AND ALUMNI NEW GRADUATE DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE OPPORTUNITIES
November 1, 2022A new partnership between the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI and Presbyterian College will give PC graduates a special opportunity to pursue an education with the…
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The “Sesqui Series” Football made a short-lived debut in 1950s at Lander
November 1, 2022Andy Griffith was a rising star in 1953 when he recorded the hit, “What It Was, Was Football.” The monologue featured the story of a naïve, young preacher who stumbles…
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Novel by Lander Alumnus Selected for Publication in Fall of 2023
October 31, 2022Since his graduation from Lander University in 2015, Robert Maynor has made a point to keep in touch with his former professor, Dr. Andy Jameson, who teaches literature and creative…
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CHS 2022 Turkey Trot Registration and Sponsorships Open Now
October 31, 2022The Clinton High School Cross Country teams will host their annual Turkey Trot on Saturday, November 19, 2022, at Clinton High School. This is the 3rd year for the Turkey…
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LCSD 55 Releases 2021-2022 School Report Card Data
October 29, 2022Laurens County School District 55 (LCSD 55) seeks to empower, inspire, educate, and inform students, staff, and stakeholders. In the efforts of continued transparency, LCSD 55 is sharing information on…
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LCSD 55 Embraced Read Aloud to a Child Week
October 29, 2022Reading aloud supports literacy in classroom instruction. Reading aloud helps students develop early literacy skills, social skills, and life skills. It also supports the learning of students with significant cognitive…
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Present, Former Students Mix at Lander Homecoming Event
October 29, 2022Lander University students belonging to the National Panhellenic Council (NPHC) mingle with older members during a meet and greet, one of numerous Lander homecoming activities. Alumni belonging to NPHC’s Zeta…
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PTC Student-Authored Research Papers Lead to Scholarships
October 26, 2022Piedmont Technical College (PTC) is pleased to announce that two of its second-year Respiratory Care Program students recently won scholarships for research papers they wrote. The students — Amaro Sunga…
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PC unveils new strategic position as ‘America’s Innovative Service College’
October 24, 2022Presbyterian College staked out an audacious market position as “America’s Innovative Service College” Friday during an event to announce the college’s new strategic plan. “Advancing the Championship Spirit: A Bold,…
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PC Wind Ensemble & Chamber Winds to Perform
October 24, 2022Presbyterian College Wind Ensemble and Chamber Winds will present a concert, Resounding Spirit!, on Thursday, November 3. The concert features grandiose music in sound and meaning. We know by experience that music…
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Business Leadership Symposium Displays Positive Impact of Lander Alumni
October 24, 2022The strategic operating principle of Lander University’s College of Business is “Educating through Impact.” This principle was in full display on Thursday, Oct. 13, as the college hosted its second…
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Piedmont Tech Elevates Surgical Technology Program to Associate Degree Status
October 24, 2022This fall, Piedmont Technical College (PTC) upgraded its Surgical Technology degree program from a diploma to an associate of applied science. “The point of diploma programs is to prepare individuals…
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Lander’s Martin-Sims Golf Class draws enthusiastic support
October 24, 2022With 121 players gathered to play 18 holes of golf at the Greenwood Country Club, the Martin-Sims Golf Classic was much more than a day on the golf course. The…
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Lander Alumni Weekend Features ‘Fun With Physics’ Show
October 22, 2022“Hands-on learning is the best type of learning,” according to Lander University Professor of Physics Dr. David Slimmer, dean of the College of Science and Mathematics. Slimmer showed what he…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson opposes CDC’s COVID-19 vaccine recommendation for children
October 21, 2022AG Wilson calls on ACIP to reject adding COVID-19 vaccine to the list of childhood immunizations and the VFC South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has joined other attorneys…
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Lander University celebration includes project for Meg’s House
October 21, 2022A Bearcat plush toy found a comfy place to snuggle among piles of clothing and blankets collected at Lander University during the Homecoming 2022 celebration. In between a range of…
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LCSO Partners with DHEC and District 55 to Launch Handle with Care Initiative
October 20, 2022The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce a partnership with DHEC and Laurens County School District 55 to kickoff the Handle with Care initiative. Handle with Care is…
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Reverse Transfer Student Going the Distance at PTC
October 19, 2022A cross-country runner in high school, Rachel Caron is well acquainted with sometimes meandering racecourses that might loop and bend through grassy fields, forest trails, or muddy pastures. The Piedmont…
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Clinton High School Students Awarded with Academic Honors from College Board National Recognition Programs
October 19, 2022Three Clinton High School students have earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These National Recognition Programs grant underrepresented students with academic honors that can be included…
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Lander Alumni Assocation Hosts Gatherings for 2022 Homecoming
October 19, 2022Col. Cory J. Plowden ’99 (left) and Ret. Col. Warren Bacote ’89 (right) recall fond memories of their college days at Lander University with former Vice President for Student Affairs…
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Clemson University bioengineers win two national titles at Collegiate Inventors Competition
October 18, 2022A team of Clemson University bioengineering students that has been winning accolades for its novel medical device triumphed in its biggest national test so far, taking first place in the…
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Presbyterian College to unveil bold new strategic direction at ‘Advancing the Championship Spirit’ Event
October 18, 2022President Matthew P. vandenBerg to announce new strategic initiatives to propel PC into the future Presbyterian College will reveal its new modern market position and dynamic strategic blueprint at the…
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Lander Expert Explains ‘Why We Create Monsters’
October 17, 2022Lander University’s community lecture series continued at the Greenwood Arts Center on Tuesday, Oct. 11, with Assistant Professor of English Dr. Rachel Scoggins’s presentation, “Why We Create Monsters.” Scoggins, who…
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Lander University Recognizes Three Alumni for Outstanding Record of Service
October 17, 2022“It’s not every day that we have the opportunity to recognize our alumni for the good work they do in their communities,” Lander University President Richard Cosentino said during Lander’s…
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PC Music Department to Host Faculty Recital Tuesday October 18th
October 17, 2022Dr. Richard Thomas and Andrew Sheffield will present a duo recital on October 18 at 7:30 pm in Edmunds Hall on the Presbyterian College campus. The program will feature music…
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Seasoned Healthcare Executive Joins PTC Area Commission
October 13, 2022Piedmont Technical College (PTC) is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Area Commissioner from Abbeville, Anita M. Butler. Retired in 2020 from Spartanburg Regional Health Care System, Butler…
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South Carolina students achieve moderate gains on ACT
October 12, 2022The ACT® has released 2022 assessment data for South Carolina high school students who took the ACT test. South Carolina public school students saw a moderate increase in the average…
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LC School District 55 to Host Education Career Fair
October 12, 2022Laurens County School District 55 will host an Education Career Fair on October 20 in hopes of filling many open positions. They are hiring a School Psychologist, Speech Language Professional,…
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Piedmont Tech Extends No-Cost Option Through Summer 2023
October 12, 2022Piedmont Technical College (PTC) is extending its No Cost for Tuition Option through Summer 2023. “The fact that enrollment has been up since we offered this option — 17 percent…
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Laurens District 55 High School Students Kick Off Chick-fil-A Leader Academy™ 2022-2023
October 12, 2022This year, Chick-fil-A Leader Academy™ will be partnering with Laurens District 55 High School to provide curriculum opportunities that teach students important leadership skills to help make a difference in…
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Ambition Drives Piedmont Tech Alum to Achieve His Dreams
October 11, 2022It can be a little bit awkward when you climb the career ladder and eventually become the “boss” of your former co-workers. Piedmont Technical College (PTC) alumnus Ellis Belton can…
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Clemson to work with the University at Buffalo to help older adults recognize online scams and disinformation through $5 million-grant
October 10, 2022Cybercrime is an epidemic among the older US population, and last year, more than 92,000 U.S. adults aged 60 and over reported being victims of online scams, according to the…
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Laurens County Museum to Host to Revolutionary War Lectures in October
October 10, 2022The Laurens County Museum will host two more lectures in the new Revolutionary War Lecture Series about three of South Carolina’s most revered patriots. Historian and Battlefield Preservationist Durant Ashmore…
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Lander Offers Graduate School Fair
October 10, 2022Lander University students thinking about continuing their education beyond a bachelor’s degree learned about some of their options on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at this semester’s graduate school fair. One of…
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Thornwell Celebrates One Year of A.R.C. Residential Program with Opening of New Cottage
October 5, 2022Thornwell’s A.R.C. Program is the only one of its kind in the Southeastern U.S. Thornwell, a nonprofit organization committed to the most innovative and effective solutions to help children and…
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Laurens County Resident “Skills Up” for Higher Earning Potential
October 5, 2022September was Workforce Development Month in South Carolina. There is a real need for technically trained individuals. With short-term training a person can tap into careers with good earning potential…
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Meet the PTC 2022-23 Presidential Ambassadors
October 5, 2022Each year, Piedmont Technical College (PTC) officials hand-pick some of the college’s most promising students to serve as Presidential Ambassadors to represent the college at campus events, provide campus tours,…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis launches From Our Future Scholars to Yours Campaign
October 4, 2022Staff share their stories as part of SC’s 529 plan’s 20th anniversary State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced today the launch of a new social media campaign promoting South Carolina’s Future…
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Silent Witness Ceremony Honored 2022 Victims of Fatal Domestic Violence – Includes Two from Laurens County
October 4, 2022Ceremony Held During National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Attorney General Alan Wilson led participants through the 25th annual Silent Witness Domestic Violence ceremony that was held today at the…
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The “Sesqui Series” Men ‘invade’ Lander classrooms in the 1940s
October 4, 2022For more than 70 years, the only males at Lander College, the forerunner of Lander University, were visitors or members of the faculty or staff. That changed in 1944 when…
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Fort Lindley Wreath Laying Ceremony
October 4, 2022On Saturday, October 8 at 10:00 there will be a Wreath Laying Ceremony conducted at Fort Lindley (200 Macasa Tr., Laurens). Hosts for the event include the Sons of the Revolution,…
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Two Clinton High Seniors Named Semi-Finalists for National Merit Scholarship Program
October 3, 2022National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) recently announced the names of over 16,000 Semifinalists in the 68th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Included as National Merit Semifinalists in the 2023 National…
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Laurens 55 Announces e-Learning for Friday
September 29, 2022Due to the threat of high winds and heavy rain associated with Hurricane Ian, Laurens County School District 55 will shift to eLearning for Friday, September 30. All district schools…
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Laurens District 55 High School Students Kick Off Chick-fil-A Leader Academy™ 2022-2023
September 29, 2022This year, Chick-fil-A Leader Academy™ will be partnering with Laurens District 55 High School to provide curriculum opportunities that teach students important leadership skills to help make a difference in…
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Lander Adds Freshens to Dining Line-up
September 29, 2022Lines spilled out into the entryway of Lander University’s Grier Student Center on Monday, Sept. 19, as students tried to be among the first to get a taste of a…
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PTC Students Learn Law Enforcement Offers Variety of Opportunities
September 22, 2022There are many directions a Criminal Justice major can take after completing their course of study at Piedmont Technical College (PTC). That variety was very much in evidence at the…
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