Student Leaders Elected for 2017-2018
Newly-elected officers to the 2017-2018 Student Government Association were installed Tuesday, March 14. Congratulations to the following women who will represent their fellow students for …
Community News
Student Investigates Link Between Moral Psychology & Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy student Hope Seo ’19 recently presented a paper at the annual meeting of the South Carolina Society for Philosophy. Her paper explored connections between …
Professor Beals Speaks at Lightspace California
Professor Ruth Beals spoke at Lightspace California 2017 this month, joining an impressive line-up of leading lighting designers and architects. The event is co-located at …
Double Major Selected to Attend Dixon Hughes Goodman Leadership Conference
Brenna Mitchell ‘18, a double major in Accounting and Economics, has been selected to attend the Dixon Hughes Goodman Leadership Conference in Charleston, SC. Students …
Converse Collaborates With Reach Out And Read For New Internship Program
Converse College and Reach out and Read have established a collaborative internship program, the first in the state for the organization. Reach Out and Read …
Marianna Markley ’17 First Converse Student to Win Trow Scholarship
Congratulations to Economics major and English minor Marianna Markley ’17 for being awarded a 2016 Trow Scholarship. Recipients of this highly-competitive scholarship are awarded based …
If Walls Could Talk…Rainey Amphitheater Has A Story to Tell
Breathing new life into historic materials from Spartanburg’s textile mill heritage, the new Rainey Amphitheater at Converse College was dedicated over the summer of 2016. …
Congratulations to the 2016-17 SCICU Student Researchers
Imagine being paid all summer just to learn about a topic that truly fascinates you, then presenting what you learned to a gathering of peers, …
Kool-Aid and Math: A Unique Learning Opportunity
Dr. Williams’ ‘Differential Equations’ class thought they were getting a special treat when they saw bottles of Kool-Aid on their desks in class. But it …