Furman University's Malone Center for Career Engagement won a Career Services Excellence Award from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE).

Alec and Susan Taylor establish Dorothy L. Pepper '87 Endowed Scholarship for Women's Golf at Furman University.

For sixth consecutive year, College of Charleston Board of Trustees votes to hold tuition constant for South Carolina students, slightly increasing out-of-state tuition by 1.45 percent.

Universities, technical colleges partnering to benefit students and the workforce

McLeod Health announces its newly accredited Internal Medicine Residency Program at McLeod Regional Medical Center in Florence.

Named as university moves toward centennial year in 2026 – 2027

Student groups with the Students in Action Showcase, hosted by SC Thrive and sponsored by Aflac, raise a combined nearly $40,000, supporting multiple charitable causes across the state.

The South Carolina Manufacturing Leadership Program (SCMLP) graduates new cohort of the next generation of business and manufacturing leaders during a ceremony at the governor's mansion.

Search begins for college's 12th president

Leadership Grand Strand announces 34 local professionals completed their 10 month program and have graduated from its 45th class.

University of South Carolina to welcome thousands of new alumni in series of four commencement ceremonies recognizing bachelor's, master's, and professional degree recipients starting May 9.

Molly Silliman and Virginia Ellison lead "Records Ready" programs, outlining how to preserve historic family and organizational archives.

HGTC announces transfer agreement with College of Charleston. Students who complete the Associate of Applied Science in Business Admin can transfer to CoC's Bachelor of Professional Studies.

University will hold its final commencement ceremonies at Fullerton Auditorium on Saturday, May 3

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham joins Greenville Technical College faculty, staff, students, and more in breaking ground for the Center for Welding and Automation Excellence at the Brashier Campus.

Converse University earns the 2025-2026 Military Friendly designation, an award given to colleges, universities, and schools that embrace and support military students.

Honors vision, generosity of prominent alumnus and his family

Dr. Jo Angela Edwins, professor of English, is named FMU’s J. Lorin Mason Distinguished Professor for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Francis Marion University again recognized as a Military Friendly School because of its work with military veterans, service members, and their dependents.

Spartanburg Community College announces that 288 students earned President’s List honors for Fall 2025.