Classic Opera Gets a “Hunger Games” Twist
Converse Opera Theatre and the Spartanburg Repertory Company are giving classic opera The Merry Widow a new twist, setting the comedy that originally took place in a pretend Slavic country …
Community News
Dr. Marie LePage: “Don’t Wear Heels You Can’t Walk In”
By Kelsey Robinson ’17 What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone thinks about Dr. Marie LePage? Is it how passionate she is about sharing her love …
Find Out What Our 2014-15 Research Grant Recipients Are Doing
The following student projects received funding from South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU): • Effects of Estrogenic Food on the Estrous Cycle of Wistar Rats- Reshma Thomas with Dr. …
MAT Grad Elected Mayor, Teaches Elementary School
Congratulations to Michael Meissner MAT ’14, who in addition to being a 3rd grade teacher at Cannons Elementary School in Spartanburg School District 3, owning and managing Pacolet Fitness and …
Grad named 2015 Teacher of the Year in Union County
Elizabeth Wilson Ireton ’08 was named 2015 Teacher of the Year for Union County School District.
Grad Moves from Peace Corps to Physician Assistant
Mallory Joan Begley ’09 served more than three years as a volunteer in the Peace Corps in Central America. She moved to Charleston to work as a Patient Care Technician …
Junior Receives AIFS Generation Study Abroad Scholarship for Semester Abroad
Lidiya Rantsevich ’17 is the recipient of an AIFS Generation Study Abroad Scholarship for her semester abroad with AIFS. The award is $1,000 and is applied to the cost of …
Grad Receives Sterling Watson Fellowship for Fiction
Rhonda Browning White ’13 received the Sterling Watson Fellowship for her fiction.
Dr. Jeffrey Barker Leads Session on Fundraising in the Arts
Dr. Jeffrey Barker led a session at the November 2015 Council of Independent Colleges Chief Academic Officers Institute in Baltimore, MD. His session focused on building faculty roles in fundraising …