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Clemson Corner: SBDC, Clemson partner on intern research for small businesses in the Upstate

SBDC’s Student Consultant Center employs business school interns through the University Internship/Co-op (UPIC) Program to assist small business clients with research needs.

Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering event at the Drive goes virtual

Event brings advanced manufacturing and engineering work experience and career opportunity awareness to Upstate students, parents, teachers and career counselors

Greenville Tech Foundation to honor Trehel at upcoming Workforce Development Salute

If you ask Will Huss about the future of higher education, he’ll give a blunt assessment. “Now this is strictly my opinion, but I think a lot of the traditional…

Carolina Code School announces $2,000 scholarships

The scholarship is open to any student impacted by the coronavirus pandemic who also wants to enroll in the school’s next course.

Furman trustee Kevin Byrne wins Vision Award from Association of University Research Parks

Kevin Byrne, a 1991 Furman University alumnus and member of the Furman Board of Trustees, has received the 2019 Vision Award from the Association of University Research Parks (AURP). Byrne, president…

Public Education Partners CEO, Catherine Schumacher, has big plans for Greenville County

Public Education Partners, a non-profit geared toward public education in Greenville County, has announced that Spartanburg native Catherine Schumacher will be its new CEO. Schumacher served on the PEP board…

Jumpstart hosts first Greenville Lunch and Learn

With nearly 200 in attendance, business and community leaders met to learn how JUMPSTART assists current and former prisoners successfully re-enter society.

Three programs named finalists for Riley WhatWorks SC Award

Three innovative education initiatives have been chosen as finalists for the 2019 Dick and Tunky Riley WhatWorksSC™ Award. Each year a national selection committee of business and education leaders choose…

Inside the Jolley Foundation’s Endowed Scholarship

The reality for some college degree-seeking students in Greenville is that debt looms over their heads before they even receive a degree. But there is help available through local charitable…

New $34 million Anderson Institute of Technology brings high-tech equipment to students

With its bright, expansive hallways and sleek interior, the new Anderson Institute of Technology feels more like a college facility than a high school career center. Immediately through its front…

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Clemson Corner: SBDC, Clemson partner on intern research for small businesses in the Upstate

Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering event at the Drive goes virtual

Greenville Tech Foundation to honor Trehel at upcoming Workforce Development Salute

Carolina Code School announces $2,000 scholarships

Furman trustee Kevin Byrne wins Vision Award from Association of University Research Parks

Public Education Partners CEO, Catherine Schumacher, has big plans for Greenville County

Jumpstart hosts first Greenville Lunch and Learn

Three programs named finalists for Riley WhatWorks SC Award

Inside the Jolley Foundation’s Endowed Scholarship

New $34 million Anderson Institute of Technology brings high-tech equipment to students

On the Move: Mesha Jones

On the Move: Ashley Keene

New to the Street: The Tulip Tree

Husk Barbeque set to reopen as the industry looks inward

Hotel Hartness breaks ground in Greenville’s Eastside

December 4, 2020