Written by Beverly Knight for the Spartanburg Herald-Journal "Spartan’scapes," an exhibit of works by Andrew Blanchard, opened July 1 and continues at the Chapman Culture Center’s Guild Gallery (Spartanburg, South …
Converse is answering the call to generate more American citizens in science and math fields through a new scholarship program with an innovative learning twist. Teaming with the Carroll and …
From June 8-13, eight rising 10th, 11th and 12th graders from three states (Texas, Georgia and South Carolina) were on the Converse campus to take part in the college’s Visual …
***This article appeared in the June 13th edition of the Spartanburg Herald Journal and was written by Gary Glancy*** Slumped onto a table while still seated in her chair at …
By Converse II graduate Martha Miller Lottery ads practically permeate many of the country’s rural and urban landscapes. They’re plastered on gas station and convenience store windows, posted at most …
**This story, written by Gary Glancy, appears courtesy of the Spartanburg Herald-Journal While most Americans’ lasting impressions of Ethiopia have revolved around images of famine and poverty, Converse College has …
When the 20-member South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) consortium announced its summer research funding campaign, Converse College students led the way with more projects and funding awarded than …
Spartanburg, S.C.— Converse College conferred 173 bachelor’s and master’s degrees during its 116th commencement May 17 in Twichell Auditorium. The college also awarded South Carolina Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal …
South Carolina Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal will deliver the commencement address to the Converse College’s 116th graduating class. Her address is entitled “Your Life of Leadership and Service.” Bachelors …