Clemson opens applications for first veterinary college class
Clemson opens applications for the first class at its new veterinary college The college will welcome Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students in 2026 Founded to address South Carolina‘s shortage of...
View ArticleCollege of Charleston to launch German co-op workforce development program
College of Charleston partners with Germany’s Nordakademie for a new co-op program. Program launches in April 2026 to train globally skilled manufacturing talent. Students earn a bachelor’s in...
View ArticleDenmark Technical College appoints new president and CEO
Eric Brown named president and CEO of Denmark Technical College Brings nearly 20 years of higher education leadership experience Expertise includes enrollment management and strategic planning...
View ArticleMUSC receives $7M Duke Endowment grants for health care
MUSC awarded $7M in Duke Endowment health care grants $5.3M supports maternal and infant health across the Carolinas $1.1M expands care access for uninsured and Medicaid women $1.5M funds MUSC...
View ArticleDenmark Technical College names 3 finalists for president
Denmark Technical College names three presidential finalists Finalists include Eric Brown, Marc C. David and W. Franklin Evans Leaders bring decades of higher education experience New president will...
View ArticleNational Medal of Honor Center for Leadership names new CEO
Pepe Carreras appointed CEO of Medal of Honor Center Brings 20 years in business strategy and education Former CEO of Graduate School USA and firefighter Will lead operations, education, and...
View ArticleCollege of Charleston adds new STEM-focused school, appoints dean
College of Charleston launches new School of Engineering Steve Schreiner named founding dean from Manhattan University Schreiner brings 20+ years of academic and leadership experience New school...
View ArticleMUSC names former health system executive as new provost
Dr. John Marymont named MUSC‘s next provost and EVP for Academic Affairs. Brings experience from University of South Alabama and LSU Health. Oversaw major health system expansion and academic...
View ArticleTrident Technical College to close QuickJobs Training Center
Trident Tech’s QuickJobs Center in St. George will close Aug. 31 Broadband growth and online course demand have reduced in-person need Advanced training needs outgrew the facility’s limited...
View ArticleDenmark Technical College names new interim president
A. Clifton Myles named interim president of Denmark Tech, effective July 1. Myles has held multiple leadership roles since joining in 2019. Led major student success initiatives and strategic...
View ArticleCharleston medical practice first to incorporate Greenville health care app
What do you get when a former Marine pilot, technologist and doctor team up? A patient-reported outcome app designed to increase communication between doctors and their patients with long-term...
View ArticleCharleston Southern University to build new residence hall
Charleston Southern University students will have a new building to call home next year. Charleston Southern University’s board of trustees has approved the construction of a new residence hall on...
View ArticleMUSC lays groundwork for health facility on Clemson University campus
Two academic heavyweights are partnering to potentially develop a medical facility on Clemson University’s campus. The Medical University of South Carolina board of trustees recently voted to approve...
View ArticleClemson University sets campaign goal of nearly $1.9B
Clemson University officials have announced the school’s most ambitious capital campaign ever, a $1.889 billion effort already underway. Dubbed “Fiercely Forward: A Campaign for Clemson,” the capital...
View ArticleCharleston Southern University acquires flight school
A Lowcountry university is taking one of its programs to new heights. Charleston Southern University has purchased Chucktown Flight Training LLC, DBA Carolina Sky Flight Training, a local group based...
View ArticleSTUDY: Charleston Southern has $236M statewide economic impact
A recent study highlights the economic impact that Charleston Southern University has on South Carolina’s economy. A new study by the Lilly Consulting Group reveals that Charleston Southern has a...
View ArticleCharleston Museum acquires Revolutionary War artifacts for anniversary exhibit
In honor of the United States’ 250th anniversary, The Charleston Museum will have a special exhibit featuring recently acquired Revolutionary War artifacts. A rare “Brown Bess” musket and folding cot...
View ArticleMUSC unveils new ‘cutting-edge’ hub in downtown Charleston
The Medical University of South Carolina has unveiled a new learning space in Charleston. The new hub is dedicated to learning, innovation and collaboration and is located on the first floor of the...
View ArticleClemson University makes $6.4B economic impact in South Carolina
An independent economic impact study released at Clemson’s Board of Trustees meeting on Feb. 6 placed the university’s statewide economic impact at $6.4 billion. That impact is driven by university...
View ArticleSouth Carolina Aquarium unveils new waterfront facility in Charleston
After almost two years of construction, the South Carolina Aquarium has expanded its educational programming for students statewide through the new Boeing Learning Lab at the Maritime Center. The...
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