Dr. Melissa Walker gave a presentation entitled “Women Who Risked Their Necks in the American Revolution” to the Kate Barry Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and presented …
Nisbet Honors student Olivia Haas ’18 is spending the fall semester with the Bard College Globalization and International Affairs Program, a highly competitive national program based in New York City. As …
MFA fiction graduate Phillip Quinn Morris ’14 is featured in France’s version of Rolling Stone Magazine. The article is related to the European publication of Morris’s novel, Mr. Alabama. Learn …
Dr. Scott Robbins’s “Tuladandasana: A Stereophonic Sextet for Cellos,” which was commissioned for the Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra cellists, received its premiere at the SPO’s “Cello Macchiato” concert. You can listen …
Dr. Will Case presented at the Southeastern Regional meeting of the American Chemical Society in Columbia, South Carolina. His topics included “Catching Criminals with Chemistry: A General Education Course in Forensic …
Chad Cooksey ‘08 was recently named the South Carolina Association for Physical Education ‘Sports Teacher of the Year.’ Chad teaches social studies at Landrum High School where he is also …
Congratulations to the first-year members of Converse’s Model Arab League delegation, who earned top awards at their first debate competition. The students traveled to Hollins University for the event and …
Andrew Helmus Distinguished Professor of History and Politics, Dr. John Theilmann and Nisbet Honors student, Abby Sweet ’18 presented their paper, “Diagnosing the English Sweat in an Environmental Context,” at …
Politics alumna Nivedita Bagchi ’01, Associate Professor of Government and Political Affairs, and Director of Women’s Studies at Millersville University, will be on campus for a panel discussion of the …