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The Presbyterian College Ringers Performance include stops in Myrtle Beach, Charleston, among others Six performances across the Carolinas highlights the first independent bell ringers tour in nearly a decade for the Presbyterian College Ringers. Thirteen students will spend beach week without sand and surf, opting instead for melodies and tones of the hand bells, according

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Presbyterian College alumna Jennifer Ainsworth, Horry County Schools’ Teacher of the Year, was named the South Carolina Teacher of the Year on April 23, 2014 during a gala in Columbia. The 1994 PC graduate made history as the first educator to bring that title home for Horry County Schools. She is the wife of PC alumnus

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Presbyterian College recognized student research on April 24 during the annual Honors Day Symposium. The students presenting range from freshmen with exceptional papers to seniors making their honors research or capstone presentations, culminations of four years of intense academic labor. Dr. Robert Freymeyer, chair of PC’s Sociology Department, began the Honors Day Symposium 12 years

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The program is designed to assist students and their decisions regarding post-college plans and goals A new program at Presbyterian College will assist students contemplating their future careers as soon as they enroll in the liberal arts institution. PC Launch Program for Vocation, Leadership, and Service—commonly known as PC Launch—is the work of a cross-disciplinary

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CLINTON, S.C.—Presbyterian College will welcome author Denise Kiernan on Tuesday, April 22. The New York Times best-selling author of the “Girls of Atomic City” will lecture about the true story of young women living in a secret government city during World War II while unknowingly working on the first atomic bomb. Kiernan will present her

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The American Society of Microbiology holds annual meeting April 11-12 in Clinton  Presbyterian College will host the South Carolina Branch of the American Society for Microbiology (SCBASM) for its annual spring meeting on Friday and Saturday, April 11-12. The program begins at 8 a.m. in Edmunds Hall with registration and continental breakfast followed by the

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PC student members of International Justice Mission held a silent protest against human trafficking and slavery in the United States and worldwide on Thursday, April 10. International Justice Mission, with campus chapters throughout the United States, is a worldwide effort to change laws and provide legal representation to fight human trafficking, a multi-billion dollar a

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 Original work marks 10th anniversary of America’s First Woman Pilot Killed in Battle Presbyterian College alumna and Army Captain Kimberly N. Hampton of Easley wrote a letter to her parents, Ann and Dale Hampton, on Feb. 4, 2003. A portion of it read: “If there is anything I can say to ease your mind … if

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