Dr. Robbins Doesn’t Miss a Beat
Dr. Scott Robbins had a very busy spring. He presented an expanded, hour-long version of his paper “’Long Time, Waiting to Hear the Sound’—Progressive-Rock Compositions as Pathways to Advanced Topics …
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Biology Grad Headed to Vet School
Heather McCrary ‘17 was accepted into Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in New Jersey. Explore Biology at Converse…
Dr. Walker Consulted for Traveling Smithsonian Exhibit
Dr. Melissa Walker taped an interview with radio host and author Walter Edgar about her involvement as the humanities scholar on South Carolina Humanities’ current Smithsonian traveling exhibit, ‘The Way …
Nisbet Honors Student Awarded 2017 Newman Civic Fellowship
Biology major Jane Macsay ’18 has been awarded the Campus Compact’s 2017 Newman Civic Fellowship. She joins an impressive group of community-committed students representing colleges and universities from more than …
Converse Awards Master’s Degrees to 99 Candidates
Educators, writers, marriage and family therapists, musicians and more were among the 99 students who earned Master’s degrees from Converse College during the graduate commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 20. …
Math Student Accepted to Study Abroad Program in Budapest
Nicole Lidzbarski ’18 was accepted into a very competitive study abroad program for the upcoming summer. The Budapest Semester in Mathematics (BSM) is an eight-week long program which provides undergraduate …
Honors Grad & University Innovation Fellow Speaks at Silicon Valley Meetup
Nadia Gathers ’15 interviews Daniel Seddiqui Nadia Gathers ’15, a Nisbet Honors grad and University Innovation Fellow currently working for GitHub, was chosen by the University Innovation Fellows program as …
Class of 2017 Ready to Make Their Mark
Throughout their four years at Converse, the Class of 2017 has explored their interests, developed their individual passions, and honed their personal definitions of success. They leave our gates as …
Zoe Kushubar ’20: Cruising the Autobahn and Rocking with Bach
While most freshmen spend their first two weeks at college figuring out classroom locations or trying to remember their passcodes to get into the dorms, Zoe Kushubar was packing her …