Education

Public Education Partners, a nonprofit education advocacy group based in Greenville, has announced an interim president and CEO with the announcement that Ansel Sanders...

By Bob Castello Brendan Kelly realizes he's an easy target. "I'm 6-5, I'm always in a suit and I walk fast," said Kelly, who is two...

A small group of Clemson University students was able to spend a week in Silicon Valley after a 1990 graduate established the West Coast...

René Sawyer of Greenville Technical College has been selected for the 2019 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award presented by the National Resource Center for...

  Story headlines: NGU partnering with Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Florida to offer a Doctor of Pharmacy degree NGU biology majors...

Bosch Community Foundation has provided Greenville Technical College with $12,000 in scholarships for high school students taking dual enrollment classes at the college. The scholarships...

Six professors at Clemson University will receive research grants to help them complete final steps in developing technology.

Clemson gets $3M grant to study simulated factory with Greenville Tech The National Science Foundation awarded a $3 million grant to Clemson University’s THINKER (Technology-...

Furman University is bringing a new addition to its selection of graduate programs — a master’s in strategic design.

Academic majors to be offered in the new college include accounting, business administration, international business, and marketing.

GTC students can now enroll online at The Citadel’s Tommy and Victoria Baker School of Business.

The 600-horsepower, fuel-efficient rallycross car is the ninth concept vehicle developed as part of the Deep Orange program at CU-ICAR.

The program aims to train the next generation of agribusiness entrepreneurs.

The Center for Innovative Medical Devices and Sensors will allow the universities to exchange faculty members, students, and post-doctoral researchers, and to eventually establish joint courses. 

The building's design is rooted in one of the world’s most important natural resources — trees.