Erik te. Riele, global product manager for Tigear at Dodge Industrial, is accepted as a member of Leadership Greenville's 52nd class.
Attorney General Alan Wilson sends letter to Clemson's James Clements, making clear that Clemson has full legal authority to take action against faculty who comment on Charlie Kirk's death.
Officials with the Clemson University Department of Plant Industry detect invasive Asian longhorned beetle in Mount Pleasant, ask residents to refrain from moving certain hardwood debris.
Treehaus Townhomes and Flats, a new off campus student housing community, announces it is now pre-leasing for August 2026 move-ins.
Salt Run Entertainment, a newly formed production studio co-led by Charles Randolph-Wright and John Gramling, III, announces establishment of residency program at SCC's Spark Center.
Francis Marion University officials announce appointment of Quin Monahan as the university's new director of athletics, replacing retiring AD Murray Hartzler.
Greenville Technical College signs transfer institution agreement with Western Governor's University, allowing GTC graduates to continue pursuing their higher-education goals.
Medical University of South Carolina receives $7 million in grants from The Duke Endowment to support three initiatives aimed at improving maternal health, care access, and the workforce.
Literacy SC rebrands, expands programs and offerings in Midlands
Clemson University unveils the new name of its School of Architecture; the Richard A. McMahan School of Architecture.
Forbes ranks Wofford College to list of America's Top Colleges, placing Wofford as No. 45 in the South, and as the No. 1 private college in South Carolina.
Goodwill's Clean Tech Accelerator celebrates first cohort for their dedication and success in securing high-demand careers.
After more than 42 years of distinguished service, Pam Bryant Ross, senior vice president for Enrollment Management at Anderson University, announces her retirement, effective September 1.
Lineup includes a clown show, a musical, a comedy, and a dance performance.
The Nuclear Company, having opened its engineering office in Columbia, South Carolina in April, announces partnership with USC's Molinaroli College for nuclear energy innovation.
The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance announces 2025-2026 class of the SC Manufacturing Leadership Program, welcoming 22 rising leaders across South Carolina's manufacturing community.
Spartanburg Methodist College again tops its enrollment record with 1,220 students for the fall 2025 semester.
Converse University President Dr. Boone J. Hopkins announces hiring of five new faculty members for the School of the Arts, of Business & Data Science, and Liberal Arts & Sciences.
Leadership Columbia selects 64 local individuals for 53rd class of Chamber’s leadership program.
South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) announces opening of grant application period for Champions of the Environment education grants for teachers.